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Wigwe varsity, ex-workers clash over arbitrary sacking, abuse claims

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Former employees of Wigwe University accuse the institution of arbitrary sacking, intimidation, and administrative high-handedness, raising concerns about Read More: https://punchng.com/wigwe-varsity-ex-workers-clash-over-arbitrary-sacking-abuse-claims/

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