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Softnews: What will you do to students who bids for strike?

A teacher during her class asked her students to draw her attention in area they are not cleared;

Akpos: Stood up, Anty I have one question

Teacher: Go ahead and ask!

Akpos: Anty when are we going on strike?

As am talking to you now the Anty is still in search of what to do to Akpos. If you have anything in mind you can please recommend it to the teacher through imaowaji135@gmail.com

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