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UNICROSS ASUU Demands Regular Salary Payment, End to TETFUND Misuse
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UNICROSS ASUU Demands Regular Salary Payment, End to TETFUND Misuse

Editor5 months ago02 mins

By Nsan Ndoma-Neji Academic Staff of Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Cross River State branch has demanded for regular salary payment, calling for an end to misuse of TETFUND Monies that ought to be  for researches and development in UNICROSS. The union leadership made the demands during a solidarity rally for national leadership of…

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