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For the Record

Judiciary workers resume strike

By Our Correspondents, Published: Tuesday, 3 Nov 2009

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The Chief Justice of Nigeria,

Activities in many courts across the country were paralysed on Monday as members of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria began an indefinite strike.

The states worst hit by the strike, ...

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