Following the meeting of NARD and government officials convened by the Hon Minister of labour and employment, Dr Chris Ngige, which ended in a deadlock, the Hon Minister of Health has directed the Chief Medical Directors and Medical Directors to open attendance registers in their respective hospitals from 7am 16th June 2020.

This is to note those doctors that will be coming to work and those that won't.

After the first phase of the meeting, they went on recess but the NARD President did not show up when the meeting reconvened, citing insincerity on the side of the government.

The question is this, is the government trying to sack the striking medical doctors or what, only time will tell.

Does the government want to tow the same path they towed in the past? Time is a gentleman, he is very patient.

What have they done to deserve this. Sometimes I don't really understand this FG. U expect them to see patients with ordinary masks and u that don't see wear N95masks. U in government is paid allowance for newspaper and the doctors are pleading for hazard allowance. U get mind to even cut down the health budget just to provide billions for the control of pests in the north and another 27 billion for renovation of a house in abj. Now is time to stop this nonsense. This government needs common sense I swear. If I am the one, they won't see my leg in the hospital.

Nigeria is a country