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NLC declares indefinite strike in Delta over death in secretariat
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NLC declares indefinite strike in Delta over death in secretariat

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The Delta State Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has declared an indefinite strike in the state following the death of a deputy director in the ministry of secondary education, Mr Unity Adedah.

The State NLC chairman, Goodluck Oforbruku, declared the strike on Friday while addressing protesting civil servants at the Chike Edozien secretariat in Asaba.

DAILY POST reports that workers at the State Secretariat in Asaba had earlier shut down the complex after the death of Adedah.

The deceased civil servant reportedly died after he was tied up and beaten mercilessly by thugs allegedly on the orders of the Commissioner for Secondary Education in Delta State, Dr Kingsley Ashibogwu.

NLC declares indefinite strike in Delta over death in secretariat

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