In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Sokoto, Abubakar-Rimi said he conceived the initiative in order to engage in productive living as the strike forced students to become redundants.
Abubakar-Rimi, who owned a food out-let and Indomie joint in the Diplomat area in Sokoto metropolis explained that the ongoing strike embarked by ASUU gave him opportunity.
He explained that he ventured into full-scale food selling in the last two months and described the business as lucrative.
” I hired a shop, employing eight people manning tea and indomie joints, selling bottled and canned drinks, masa, riceand beans, peppe soup and meat along with the Point of Sells (POS) business.
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