Market Women Warns ASUU To Call Off Strikes Or Else

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 The President of the market women association, Mrs Felicia Sani, who led over 200 women to protest the lingering strike by ASUU in Abuja on Monday said the federal government has no blame in the matter. She said ASUU should call off the strike immediately otherwise they will take their own action.  Speaking on the strike which is now more than 100 days, Mrs Felicia said:

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