Katsina Health Workers Launch 7-Day Strike Over Demands

Health professionals in Katsina State, represented by the Assembly of Health Care Professionals in Katsina State, have declared a seven-day warning strike due to the state government's failure to address their demands. The announcement was made by the chairman, Comrade Ibrahim Balange, after a seven-day ultimatum expired.
The union had formally notified the government of their intention to strike in a letter dated 7th October, 2026. Despite efforts to engage in dialogue, the association stated that their concerns remained largely unaddressed, prompting the decision to strike.
Balange emphasized that the strike is a legitimate response to the government's alleged failure to fulfill its obligations and is not a rejection of dialogue. The association expressed regret over the potential inconvenience caused by the strike but reaffirmed its commitment to defending the welfare, rights, and professional interests of its members.
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