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Otti takes responsibility, apologises for ASUU strike at Abia university

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia state [PHOTO CREDIT: Alex C. Otti]

“I want to, on this podium, apologise to Abia State University as well. That strike was avoidable. The reality is that the work stops here. So, we failed. I failed. I failed them,” the governor said.

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