President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU), an affiliate of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), which has been on strike to return to work.

The President made the call on Monday in his office during an audience with leaders of Joint Health Sector Union.

Tinubu, who harped on the importance of the health sector, promised to resolve all identified problems plaguing the system for optimum performance.

“The health sector is one sector with a commitment to humanity. We will resolve all the problems. Trust must be enshrined in all discussions. I promise you we will accelerate this. We will resolve all the issues. Please go back to work,” President Tinubu appealed to the union leaders.

The president, in a statement by Abiodun Oladunjoye, Director of Information, State House, restated that his administration would revive and restore public confidence in the health sector in Nigeria.

While expressing the readiness of the union to get its members back to work, Acting Chairman, Dr. Obinna Ogbonna, pleaded with President Tinubu to pay attention to healthcare delivery system in Nigeria through adequate investment in healthcare infrastructure and better welfare for workers in the sector to stop brain drain.

“Mr. President, now that we have assurance from the top, we are encouraged to go back and talk to our members with a view to going back to work.”

Mr. Olumide Akintayo, a member of the Executive Council of the Union, who accompanied the Acting Chairman to the meeting urged the Federal Government to always respond to Labour issues and nip them in the bud before they become full blown industrial crisis.

ManirBK:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged
Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU), an
affiliate of the Nigeria Labour Congress
(NLC), which has been on strike to return
to work.
The President made the call on Monday in
his office during an audience with leaders
of Joint Health Sector Union.
Tinubu, who harped on the importance of
the health sector, promised to resolve all
identified problems plaguing the system for
optimum performance.
“The health sector is one sector with a
commitment to humanity. We will resolve all
the problems. Trust must be enshrined in all
discussions. I promise you we will accelerate
this. We will resolve all the issues. Please go
back to work,” President Tinubu appealed to
the union leaders.
The president, in a statement by Abiodun
Oladunjoye, Director of Information, State
House, restated that his administration
would revive and restore public confidence
in the health sector in Nigeria.
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NLC
While expressing the readiness of the union
to get its members back to work, Acting
Chairman, Dr. Obinna Ogbonna, pleaded
with President Tinubu to pay attention to
healthcare delivery system in Nigeria
through adequate investment in healthcare
infrastructure and better welfare for
workers in the sector to stop brain drain.
“Mr. President, now that we have assurance
from the top, we are encouraged to go back
and talk to our members with a view to
going back to work.”
Mr. Olumide Akintayo, a member of the
Executive Council of the Union, who
accompanied the Acting Chairman to the
meeting urged the Federal Government to
always respond to Labour issues and nip
them in the bud before they become full
blown industrial crisis.

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Eriokanmi:
We have been on strike before declaration of the subsidy removal. Stop being emotional over everything.

princeade86:
stop putting everything on politics. Upon this year sufferness, is this d best time to remove subsidy. Can't government also cut their expenses?

ManirBK:
Action President God bless Tinubu God bless Nigeria

ManirBK:
Action President God bless Tinubu God bless Nigeria

NwaNimo1: