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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Federal Government Sacks Striking Resident Doctors

The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, has directed Chief Medical Directors, CMDs, and medical directors, MDs, of federal government tertiary health institutions to fill the vacancies created by resident doctors who have “abandoned” their training programme.




Apparently disturbed by the directive by the Federal Government to the various teaching hospitals to replace the resident doctors, the leadership of the National Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, has agreed to suspend its strike at a meeting with other health sector stakeholders on Tuesday.

The Association’s leadership also appealed to members to suspend the strike until the next meeting scheduled for July 14.

The decision Vanguard learnt emanated from the meeting between resident doctors and other stakeholders, organised by the Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogàra in Abuja.

The meeting will reconvene in three weeks to review progress made in the implementation of agreements reached in the meeting slated for July.


Resident doctors a.k.a. trainee doctors, that constitute the main support force and backbone for medical practice in the public sector, embarked on a nationwide strike on Monday, under the auspices of the National Association of Resident Doctors, NARD.



*So,what is the way forward now?????

32 comments:

  1. I saw it on the News last night.
    Na so we just dey look.
    I don't think this is the way to go.

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    1. Naaah! This isn't the way to go.

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    2. Military rule....people are not allowed to express their feelings tru strike
      Buhari well done ooh

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    3. It's certainly not the way to go. I don't understand the role of government in our society anymore. 
      You've put workers on hunger for a long period of time and when they spoke out you 'fired' them. Isn't this insane?! This is a complete balderdash and should be frown at by any sane citizen. ‎
      Isn't the health sector suppose to be treated with all preeminence?! ‎

      Watched a video by Kate Henshaw on Instagram this morning concerning this. ‎

      God Help This Nation

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    4. It's certainly not the way to go. I don't understand the role of government in our society anymore. 
      You've put workers on hunger for a long period of time and when they spoke out you 'fired' them. Isn't this insane?! This is a complete balderdash and should be frown at by any sane citizen. ‎
      Isn't the health sector suppose to be treated with all preeminence?! ‎

      Watched a video by Kate Henshaw on Instagram this morning concerning this. ‎

      God Help This Nation

      Delete
    5. It's certainly not the way to go. I don't understand the role of government in our society anymore. 
      You've put workers on hunger for a long period of time and when they spoke out you 'fired' them. Isn't this insane?! This is a complete balderdash and should be frown at by any sane citizen. ‎
      Isn't the health sector suppose to be treated with all preeminence?! ‎

      Watched a video by Kate Henshaw on Instagram this morning concerning this. ‎

      God Help This Nation

      Delete
    6. It's certainly not the way to go. I don't understand the role of government in our society anymore. 
      You've put workers on hunger for a long period of time and when they spoke out you 'fired' them. Isn't this insane?! This is a complete balderdash and should be frown at by any sane citizen. ‎
      Isn't the health sector suppose to be treated with all preeminence?! ‎

      Watched a video by Kate Henshaw on Instagram this morning concerning this. ‎

      God Help This Nation

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    7. And you have to send 4 times, lol.

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  2. Seen
    elena,
    What sayest thou about this?

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  3. Jonathan tried it and it didn't work.if it didn't work then it sure as hell wont work now
    We had a meeting with d speaker and d minister for health denied ever making such utterances.
    Na them sabi...we are so unperturbed.
    Btw we'd be having an emergency meeting on Fri to think of d way forward.
    @Orela and sabo...where u @? Hope u guys are enjoying d strike?
    As for me it shouldn't be called off till Friday o jare. I need "some" me time

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    1. How can you just call Orela and Sabo? Why didn't you call Dr Agwotorumbe N. Stop it o! Next time do proper name calling.

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    2. Elena, stop parading yourself as a doctor, we all know you're a nurse. When did you upgrade?

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    3. Lol....officially tired of Nigeria....
      Porting outta naija ti take over.

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    4. @ Elena , I don't work in Nigeria.

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  4. This government is so crazy. they don't have any solution to any single problem in this country. Acting as though we are in military Era, even at that no result. Every sector has failed. This is simply the worst time to live in Nigeria

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  5. This government is so crazy. they don't have any solution to any single problem in this country. Acting as though we are in military Era, even at that no result. Every sector has failed. This is simply the worst time to live in Nigeria

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  6. I don't blame doctors for seeking greener pastures once fully qualified. They're so maltreatment and undervalued. If they like let them sack all doctors they will see where they get their replacements from.
    The government and all previous governments have failed the medical sector again. How about listening to their complaints and address the ones that are reasonable?

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  7. Nigeria God help us

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  8. When two elephants fight, its the grass that suffers

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  9. Residency in nigeria is just messed up!!! So the doctors in bayelsa that ve not received salary will be sacked too!? Na wa!!!

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  10. Sacking them is not a solution,why not dialogue with them n meet at a point. Mr. President thinks its military regime,pls calm down n listen to them after all they save lives so they are important to us

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  11. Chocolate candy22 June 2016 at 12:35

    HelLoooo

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  12. Anon 11:20, Is Nursing not a profession cos I really dont understand why you sound like Nursing has got no worth.

    I am not Elena and I am not a nurse. I am a Mechanical Engineer who is somewhat surprised about how you're referring to the Nursing profession.

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    2. Your the ones who feel your inferior. And you project the feeling. I can't do what you do. I have a healthy respect for pharmacists.I don't know why you want to enter my head and think for me.

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  13. Na wao ooo, which way Nigeria

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  14. Same FG that said Banks shouldn't sack workers have now sacked Doctors. My prayer is sacking doctors in a time like this won't affect God's people in Jesus name - Amen. Ajala the traveler's people like free/awoof thing, so one can imagine those hospitals in the North that treat their people free without a single Doctor if "its" nationwide.

    When a leader lacks direction and can't even remember his starting point, this is what the nation get. God hear our prayer.

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  15. Thank you o @Anon d Great. Nursing is a profession,sius generis. Gbam! Anon 11:20, a professional Nurse/ midwife has contributed immensely to your household's health. Pls stop visiting quacks.

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