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Health workers to sue SSANU, NASU over allowance exclusion

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Health workers threaten to sue SSANU and NASU over alleged exclusion from Consolidated Tertiary Institutions Allowance. Discover why they are being denied. Read More: https://punchng.com/health-workers-to-sue-ssanu-nasu-over-allowance-exclusion/

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