Doctors at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu on Monday embarked upon an indefinite strike to protest....
Doctors at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital , Sagamu on Monday embarked upon an indefinite strike to protest the worsening conditions of service and the unwillingness of successive state government to address the situation.
Rising from its meeting in Sagamu, on Monday, the OOUTH’s ARD said the teaching hospital had witnessed grave reduction in its workforce, which culminated in the loss of accreditation for full training of the resident doctors. They also claimed that the workload is so enormous that it had prevented them from adequately preparing for their postgraduate examinations.
“We have also met on several occasions with the representatives of the state government both in the previous and current administrations. “We have been forced to resort to this measure, after many notices and warnings that we cannot go on like this, in the hope that the government will wake up to the real issues.
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