Strike: NLC Nationwide Strike Disrupts External Examinations at Secondary School in Asaba

The nationwide strike of the National Labour Congress (NLC) has disrupted the external examination at State Unity Secondary School in Asaba, the capital city of Delta State,  as students who were slated to begin their examinations are left stranded due to the absence of teachers on the school premises. This unfortunate situation is a direct consequence of the strict compliance with the nationwide strike declared by organized labor in Asaba.

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The gates of the State Unity Secondary School stand firmly locked, presenting an image of the impact of the ongoing strike on education. With no teachers present, students who had prepared diligently for their external examinations are now left with no option but to return home, their hopes of sitting for the exams dashed by the prevailing circumstances.

The nationwide strike, initiated by organized labor, has garnered widespread support and adherence across various sectors in Asaba, including education. The solidarity displayed by workers has resulted in the shutdown of businesses, public services, and educational institutions, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the city.

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The disruption at State Unity Secondary School revealed the far-reaching consequences of the labor strike on the academic pursuits of students. As the strike persists, concerns mount regarding the potential influence for students' academic progress and the overall functioning of the education system in Delta State.