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BREAKING: ASCSN Shuts Federal Unity Colleges Nationwide, Defies Education Minister

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The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) has ordered the immediate closure of all Federal Unity Colleges (FUCs) across the country, directing that students should not resume for the new academic session until further notice. The union also directed the closure of offices of the Federal Ministry of Education from September 14, 2026, […]

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