NASS workers shut down National Assembly, Embark on strike
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Parliamentary workers at the National Assembly on Monday made good their threat to commence a four-day warning strike.
The workers gathered as early as 6;30am to close all entrances leading to the National Assembly complex.
Armed security men, made up of mobile policemen and the NSCDC are on the ground to prevent breakdown of law and order.
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