Resident Doctors Halt Nationwide Strike, Resume Work After Demands Met
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has suspended its nationwide strike after beginning a warning industrial action due to unresolved demands. NARD President Tope Osundara announced the suspension, citing government promises to address issues including payment of arrears, fund settlements, salary structure reviews, and allowances.
The strike had left public hospitals struggling to manage patient numbers. While the doctors have agreed to resume work, they emphasized the need for the government to fulfill its commitments to improve healthcare services in Nigeria.
The suspension aims to alleviate the strain on the healthcare system and assist patients seeking medical attention.
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