'We'll resolve all issues' -- Tinubu begs health workers to call off indefinite strike | TheCable

‘We’ll resolve all issues’ — Tinubu begs health workers to call off indefinite strike | TheCable

June 5, 2023 4:51 PMPresident Bola Tinubu has urged the Joint Health Sector Union to call off its ongoing indefinite strike.

The health workers started the strike to compel the government to pay their hazard allowances and meet the salary structure adjustment, among other demands.In the meeting with the union, Tinubu promised to accelerate the demands of JOHESU and resolve all pending issues.

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