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Teachers suspend two-month long strike

    JOHANNESBURG

    The Nigerian Union of Teachers has suspended its two-month-long strike following payment of a new minimum wage for public sector workers, state-owned Radio Nigeria reported on Tuesday.

    The teachers’ decision resulted from assurances by the
    government that their demands would be met, the radio said.

    The new minimum wage is 3,000 naira (US $32) a month.

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