Nigerian Resident Doctors' Strike Continues Over Unmet Demands

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has stated that their strike continues as the government has not addressed their demands, contrary to claims by the Ministry of Labour. The Ministry's assertion of progress was refuted by NARD, highlighting that none of their core demands have been fully met.
Issues include payment discrepancies, unresolved problems, and delays in arrears owed to doctors in federal institutions like Lokoja and FMC Owo. The ongoing strike persists due to the government's failure to fulfill commitments made during negotiations.
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