Residents Doctors Threaten To Resume Strike, Give FG Three Weeks Ultimatum
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors on Saturday said it will resume its suspended nationwide strike in three weeks if the Federal Government fails to meet its demands.
NARD had, on June 22, suspended its nationwide strike, after a virtual meeting of over 300 of its members. The association declared an indefinite strike on June 15 over several demands including the provision of adequate PPE for all healthcare workers and immediate reversal of the disengagement of all 26 resident doctors at the University Teaching Hospital in Jos, the Plateau State capital.
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