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PHOTOS: WAEC workers protest victimisation, unfair labour practices

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WAEC workers protest in Lagos, decrying alleged victimisation, impunity, and unfair labour practices by management. The nationwide protest lasts three days Read More: https://punchng.com/photos-waec-workers-protest-victimisation-unfair-labour-practices/

PHOTOS: WAEC workers protest victimisation, unfair labour practices

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