STRIKE : UNN Cancels CBT Exams Amidst Pending Warning Strike by SSANU and NASU
Students at UNN were taken by surprise as they received the news of the cancellation, prompting mixed reactions among them. While some expressed frustration at the disruption to their academic schedules, others found humor in the situation, joking about the timing of the events.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a preemptive move indicating potential industrial action, the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) has abruptly canceled all Computer-Based Test (CBT) exams scheduled for this morning. The decision comes amidst rumors of an impending one-week warning strike by university staff unions.
Students at UNN were taken by surprise as they received the news of the cancellation, prompting mixed reactions among them. While some expressed frustration at the disruption to their academic schedules, others found humor in the situation, joking about the timing of the events.
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A student, expressing relief, remarked, "Omoh, nah God save me oo," highlighting the uncertain and unpredictable nature of academic life amidst ongoing labor disputes.
The cancellation of CBT exams at UNN serves as a reminder of the potential impact of labor strikes on students' academic activities, raising concerns about the stability of educational institutions in Nigeria.
As tensions mount and rumors of a warning strike circulate, students and university stakeholders await further developments, hoping for a swift resolution to the underlying issues to avoid further disruptions to academic calendars.
