The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), yesterday, threatened to paralyze all economic activities in the nation political capital, if the Federal Government fails to address the current imbroglio in the Rivers State.
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NANS, who gave 14 days ultimatum to the government to find lasting solution to the unrest, also berated the Nigeria's First Lady, Dame Patient Jonathan and the Minister of State for Education, Mr. Nyesom Wike for their roles in the crisis rocking the State.
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The Union, who did not exonerate the Presidency from the matter called on President Goodluck Jonathan, to call them to order to stop interfering in the running of the administration of the state.
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NANS noted that "it is not acceptable for the 5 legislators in the Rivers State House of Assembly to override the collective will of 27 members.
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It is totally wrong! We demand that the five legislators, who were responsible for igniting the crisis, be properly sanctioned and trimmed to size".