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Academic technologists begin two weeks’ warning strike

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Academic technologists in federal universities are beginning a two-week warning strike effective today, March 21.

The National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) issued the directive yesterday.
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The workers are protesting against alleged failure of the Federal Government to implement a 2009 agreement.

The association directed its members to shut down all laboratories, workshops, studios and farms while the industrial action lasts.
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NAAT said it took the decision after a virtual National Executive Council (NEC) meeting where 97.8 per cent of its branches voted in favour of a warning strike.

The president, Ibeji Nwokoma, in a statement yesterday in Abuja, directed members to begin the two-week warning strike that ends on April 5.
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