Federal Health Workers Begin Nationwide Strike Today
Federal health workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Unions says it will on Tuesday (today) embark on an indefinite strike following the failure of the Federal Government to implement the agreement it reached with health workers last year.
JOHESU said this in a statement signed by its National Chairman, Biobelemoye Josiah; and its National Secretary, Florence Ekpebor, on Monday. The union recalled that it called off its nationwide strike on September 30, 2017 after signing the memorandum of terms of settlement which was to be implemented within five weeks after the date of suspension of the strike.
JOHESU said it continued to remind the Federal Government of its promise and even gave a 30-day ultimatum which is expected to lapse on Tuesday (today).
The union said since the Federal Government seemed not to take health workers seriously, it had no choice but to embark on strike.
The bad thing about this is that most people in government do not visit hospitals in Nigeria. They treat ordinary headache abroad and they have personal doctors so they don't care about the strike. It's the citizens that can't afford private hospitals that suffer at the end of the day. It is well with my country.
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Now this is so frustrating. Why cant they just resolve once and for all and keep to it for christs sake???🤔
ReplyDeletethis government that does not care about anyone. When you all finish the strike, you will go back to work.
ReplyDeleteAPC government is a dead government.
Ndi johesu....
ReplyDeleteThis one weak me when I heard it early this morning..what will happen to the sick ones..I pray they resolve it ooo
ReplyDeleteMc pinky
I don't understand the man in front
ReplyDeleteThe bad thing about this is that most people in government do not visit hospitals in Nigeria. They treat ordinary headache abroad and they have personal doctors so they don't care about the strike. It's the citizens that can't afford private hospitals that suffer at the end of the day.
ReplyDeleteIt is well with my country.
How did we even get to this point sef...
ReplyDeleteChai! Shame to this government...