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UNIOSUN teaching hospital workers protest PPP deal, threaten strike

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Workers at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital protest a planned PPP deal to privatise the lab, threatening to strike if their demands are not met. Read More: https://punchng.com/uniosun-teaching-hospital-workers-protest-ppp-deal-threaten-strike/

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