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A’Ibom threatens to sack striking health workers

Akwa Ibom State Government has ordered striking health professionals to resume work immediately or risk sack.

“The efforts of the state government in this regard has continued to receive widespread commendations from various healthcare stakeholders in the country. The government stated that it has made adequate arrangements to ensure that those interested in performing their lawful duties are allowed to do so without disruption or molestation of any sort.

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