What is the story about: Delta NLC shuts secretariat over deputy director’s death?

The Nigeria Labour Congress has shut down the Delta State Secretariat to protest the death of a deputy director, Unity Adeda, after an alleged confrontatio

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The Nigeria Labour Congress has shut down the Delta State Secretariat to protest the death of a deputy director, Unity Adeda, after an alleged confrontatio

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Bias Comparison — Delta NLC shuts secretariat over deputy director’s death

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Center: The Nigeria Labour Congress has shut down the Delta State Secretariat to protest the death of a deputy director, Unity Adeda, after an alleged confrontatio Read More: https://punchng.com/delta-nlc-shuts-secretariat-over-deputy-directors-death/
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Delta NLC shuts secretariat over deputy director’s death