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Nasarawa judiciary workers begin indefinite strike over unmet demands

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The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria in Nasarawa State has declared an indefinite strike over the non-implementation of its demands by the government. Read More: https://punchng.com/nasarawa-judiciary-workers-begin-indefinite-strike-over-unmet-demands/

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