The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) on Tuesday night declared an indefinite nationwide strike. President of the association, Dr Orji Emeka Innocent, said the…

By Ojoma Akor


The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) on Tuesday night declared an indefinite nationwide strike.

President of the association, Dr Orji Emeka Innocent, said the strike will commence at 12 midnight on Tuesday.

He said the strike was declared during the National Executive Council meeting of the association in Lagos.

According to Innocent, the major demands of the association are : immediate payment of the 2023 Medical Residency Training Fund (MRTF) , immediate release of the circular on one-for-one replacement , payment of skipping arrears and upward review of CONMESS in line with full salary restoration to the 2014 value of CONMESS.

Details later…


https://dailytrust.com/just-in-resident-doctors-declare-indefinite-strike/

Nlfpmod

Na wa ooo..

Between Lecturers - ASUU, and Doctors- NARD , the award for the highest striker goes rooooooo ??

This ones ALWAYS declaring strike.
Una nor dey tire?

Strike no longer works on this government, ASUU wey strike for 8 months, nobody tell dem till dey resume back Government no pay dem for the 8 months
Banana republic

Witch doctors will continue where you stopped

How the cookie crumbles...

1stola:
This ones ALWAYS declaring strike.
Una nor dey tire?

Strike no longer works on this government, ASUU wey strike for 8 months, nobody tell dem till dey resume back Government no pay dem for the 8 months
Banana republic

So because strike didn't work for Mr. A, everyone should continue this siddon look approach, even in the face of obvious tyranny, oppression & gross insensitivity by the government of the day??

By the way, do you know how much of lobby some of these unions actually do before finally resorting to this last option of strike?

Anyway, my point is if we have no word of encouragement for a courageous union like NARD who has garnered enough strength to launch an action as this at this critical time in Nigeria's history, the least we can do is to keep quiet &/or silently pray for them to succeed in their quest. Reeling out discouraging statements like yours in times like this, will only continue to enbolden the insincere & oppressive leaders in government.

#selah