The National Association of Resident Doctors has held its National executive council meeting. The resident doctors had in the meeting issued a 21 day ultimatum begining from Monday the 4th of April till the 25th of April. Among the resolutions reached at the meeting include but
not limited to issues on unpaid salaries of state university teaching hospitals (SUTHs), full lateral implementation of skipping, outstanding payment of salary/ relativity and other shortfalls. Others include residency Training policy
guidelines, victimization of residents and casualization of residency training (locum) amongst others. The strike at state university teaching hospitals will commence serially at the expiration of the 21days ultimatum beginning from Osun state, then the entire South West a week after Osun with National joining a week after South West. The minimum end point would be that all outstanding salaries/shortfalls/relativity arrears and 100% skipping must be palpated by all federal Teaching Hospitals/FMCs, plus settling of the state university teaching hospital issues.

www.medicalworldnigeria.com/2016/04/national-association-of-resident-doctors-nard-issue-21-day-ultimatum

Crazy people

NARD seems to be living in the sky. Gooment don invoke no work no pay...abi I lie.
I hope they won't be made a scapegoat.

divinehand2003:
Crazy people

So they should work without being paid?
Could you please transfer your own salary to them and be going home empty-handed at the end of the month?

divinehand2003:
Crazy people

Sorry you couldn't make it.

I must not fail to say that the leadership of nard is sooooo lenient to buharis govt cos Na his Fulani brother considering what is been owed to some centres, if Na gej, everywhere for don crumble by now

TheArchangel:
NARD seems to be living in the sky. Gooment don invoke no work no pay...abi I lie.
I hope they won't be made a scapegoat.

Your suggestion is that they should work without getting paid abi? Pull your sentimental glasses and read again.

JOHESU in UNIPORT teaching hospital is already on strike, was there on Friday and watched many people being forcefully discharged unfortunately to their graves.

The politicians including the striking unions keep playing with the health care of the suffering masses.

UPTH is the largest hospital in Rivers State, many of those sick people will just have to go home as the private and other state government hospitals will be unable to absorb them.

otokx:
JOHESU in UNIPORT teaching hospital is already on strike, was there on Friday and watched many people being forcefully discharged unfortunately to their graves.

The politicians including the striking unions keep playing with the health care of the suffering masses.

UPTH is the largest hospital in Rivers State, many of those sick people will just have to go home as the private and other state government hospitals will be unable to absorb them.

You suggest that unpaid health workers should never go on strike, but should keep working for free forever abi? Nice suggestion.

omogin:

Your suggestion is that they should work without getting paid abi? Pull your sentimental glasses and read again.

No work and no pay has been invoked. That's what I want to pass across. Our gooment do not care about the strikes and I am not being sentimental. If you strike you won't get paid..
I just don't want them to lose out in the long run.

TheArchangel:
No work and no pay has been invoked. That's what I want to pass across. Our gooment do not care about the strikes and I am not being sentimental. If you strike you won't get paid..
I just don't want them to lose out in the long run.

Let's see what the daft govt can do with empty threats

observing