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ASUU declares indefinite strike in LASU, other Lagos varsities

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ASUU has declared a total and indefinite strike across Lagos State University, LASUED and LASUSTECH over the govt’s failure to implement a 2025 agreement. Read More: https://punchng.com/asuu-declares-indefinite-strike-in-lasu-other-lagos-varsities/

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