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Lecturers to resume as ASUU calls off strike at LASU, LASUED, LASUSTECH

Punch Nigeria 21 minutes 1 mins read

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has suspended its strike at three Lagos state-owned universities, directing lecturers to resume work immediately. Read More: https://punchng.com/lecturers-to-resume-as-asuu-calls-off-strike-at-lasu-lasued-lasustech/

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