Nurses Begin Indefinite Strike In LUTH

Nurses  and Midwives at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, on Friday started an inconclusive strike.

The nurses and maternity specialists under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) are dissenting what they called stagnation, non-installment of compensation and deficient offices.

"We have been having arrangement of issues with LUTH administration for some time now which we have endeavored to determine yet all without any result," said Olurotimi Awojide, the State Chairman of NANNM, told newsmen in Lagos.

"We have composed a few letters to them on squeezing issues, they are not reacting and that is the reason we are making this move.

"For a long while now, nurture work during the evening without light, abandoning them with no decision of utilizing torchlight and telephones to take care of patients.

"This is a showing healing facility and disease control ought to be our need and when there are no consumables, water, individuals extemporize to take care of patients," he said.

Resident Doctors Begin Nationwide Strike On Thursday

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) will on Thursday, June 9, leave on an across the country strike, the National President of the affiliation, Dr. Muhammad Askira, has uncovered. 

Addressing columnists on Tuesday in Kano,

Ondo State specialists and other medical work force strike over unpaid pay rates

Ondo State specialists and other medicinal work force in the state are dissenting the non-installment of their pay rates for 5 months by the state government. All therapeutic staff pulled back their administrations in government doctor's facilities yesterday and focalized by 7am at the Mother and Child Hospital.

Shutting the door prompting the healing facility, they walked in a quiet dissent,