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Lagos labour leader dies at Geneva conference

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Lagos State Joint Negotiating Council Chairman, Michael Domingo, has died in Geneva while attending the International Labour Conference. His death is a pai Read More: https://punchng.com/lagos-labour-leader-dies-at-geneva-conference/

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