What is the story about: King’s College: Unity colleges resume as staff suspend strike?

The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has suspended its strike, allowing 115 Federal Unity Colleges to reopen after a dispute over the conces

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The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has suspended its strike, allowing 115 Federal Unity Colleges to reopen after a dispute over the conces

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Bias Comparison — King’s College: Unity colleges resume as staff suspend strike

Media Spectrum

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King’s College: Unity colleges resume as staff suspend strike

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Bias & Framing Analysis

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Center: The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has suspended its strike, allowing 115 Federal Unity Colleges to reopen after a dispute over the conces Read More: https://punchng.com/kings-college-unity-colleges-resume-as-staff-suspend-strike/
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Ownership: Punch Newspapers (Corporate)

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King’s College: Unity colleges resume as staff suspend strike