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The Chairman of the Joint Civil Service Negotiating Council, Comrade Benson Efeotor, said efforts had begun to establish the facts surrounding the incident. He also appealed to workers to remain calm while discussions with the government continued.
Breaking News: Workers begin an indefinite strike in Delta as deputy director dies after being tied up and beaten by thugs allegedly on the commissionerโs orders
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Speaking during the protest, the Delta State NLC Chairman, Comrade Goodluck Ofobruku, said the union was concerned about the circumstances surrounding Adedaโs death and would engage with the state government to ensure a proper investigation.
The incident triggered outrage among civil servants, with labour leaders saying the matter raised concerns about the safety of workers within government offices.
According to the report, the commissioner asked Adeda whether he knew him, and the deputy director reportedly replied that he did not. The sources further alleged that the incident involved physical assault.
Adeda reportedly died in a hospital on Friday, a day after an alleged confrontation at the secretariat. However, the circumstances surrounding the confrontation and whether it directly caused his death had not been conclusively established at the time of the report.
The industrial action, which began on Friday, saw workers under the NLC lock the entrances to the Prof. Chike Odozien Secretariat, preventing official activities from taking place. NLC stated workers would not return to their duties until the government provides safety assurances
Workers in Delta State have shut down the state secretariat in Asaba following the death of a deputy director in the Ministry of Secondary Education, Mr Unity Ekpevbughe Adeda, as the ( NLC ) demanded an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
First Half: Both sides traded goals to enter the break tied at 1-1, which included a disallowed effort from Nigeria's Alex Iwobi due to an infringement on the goalkeeper.
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The United States Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA, has defended its decision to withhold specific investigative records related to an ongoing probe involving Nigerian President Bola Tinubu.