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Gombe varsity ASUU suspends planned strike action

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Gombe State University ASUU branch suspends its planned strike, giving the government until October 2026 to implement agreements. Read more on the Gombe AS Read More: https://punchng.com/gombe-varsity-asuu-suspends-planned-strike-action/

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