Nigerian Health Unions to Begin Indefinite Strike Over Salary and Welfare Issues
Nigerian health unions, led by JOHESU, are initiating an indefinite strike starting on November 15, 2025, citing the government's persistent failure to implement necessary adjustments to the Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS) and address longstanding welfare concerns for healthcare workers. This action comes amidst a backdrop where the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) is already on an indefinite strike due to various grievances.
The delay in implementing the CONHESS adjustments and other welfare reforms has led to the shutdown of services, impacting the healthcare system in Nigeria significantly.
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