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Enugu law officers begin seven-day warning strike over unpaid allowances

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Law officers in Enugu State, under the aegis of the Law Officers Association of Nigeria, Enugu State Chapter, have resolved to embark on a seven-day warning strike over the failure of the state government to address their lingering welfare concerns. According to a notice issued to all law officers and signed by the association’s Chairman Read More: https://punchng.com/enugu-law-officers-begin-seven-day-warning-strike-over-unpaid-allowances/

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