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September 9, 2026|00:10

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Jigawa varsity staff reject govt offer, threaten warning strike

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Jigawa varsity staff reject the state government’s offer over IPPMS and arrears, threatening a two-week warning strike to press home their demands. Read More: https://punchng.com/jigawa-varsity-staff-reject-govt-offer-threaten-warning-strike/

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