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The non-teaching staff of Nigerian universities on Thursday suspended their 11-day-old strike after deliberating with the federal government.
However the staff, members of three unions, NASU, SSANU, and NAAT, said the suspension of the strike will only last for a month.
Sam Ugwoke, the national president of the Joint Action Committee of three unions, said the strike was being suspended for a month to allow the government meet their demands.
He enjoined government to “ensure compliance” with agreements reached with the unions.
However the staff, members of three unions, NASU, SSANU, and NAAT, said the suspension of the strike will only last for a month.
Sam Ugwoke, the national president of the Joint Action Committee of three unions, said the strike was being suspended for a month to allow the government meet their demands.
He enjoined government to “ensure compliance” with agreements reached with the unions.