Doctors go on strike on June 1 over IPPIS hassles – Daily Trust

Doctors in the employ of the Federal Capital Territory have threatened to go on strike by June 1, if irregularities in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information platform are not sorted by May 31

The workers affected include residents, consultants and other healthworkers across agencies, departments and 14 district hospitals in the FCT.

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