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Workers Threaten To Paralyse Health Sector by Deleahmed: 11:38am On Mar 26, 2013
Federal health care workers have vowed to shut down the sector, if their demands, including the removal of the Health Minister, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, are not met.

National President, Joint Health Sector Unions, Dr. Ayuba Wabba, who spoke with reporters in Lagos on Monday, warned that delay in meeting the demands before April 2, might lead to a nationwide industrial action.

Their other demands include the promotion of health care professionals from CONHESS 14 to 15, implementation of the 2008 Health Workers Jobs Evaluation Report and the Justice Abdullahi Bello Presidential Committee Report on Harmony in the health sector.

He said, “We are going to shut down the whole system, if the Federal Government keeps dismissing our demands. We are going state by state to educate Nigerians on what we are facing. We are not being selfish but we cannot continue to be sidelined.”

Wabba accused health ministry officials of frustrating the union’s attempt to seek justice at the National Industrial Court.

He said, “The case before the Industrial Court is being frustrated. The ministry of health has refused to show up and submit briefs. Justice delayed is justice denied.”

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