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Covid-19: No entitlements for families of 17 doctors killed, NARD President alleges

•‘Our hazard allowance is N5,000, each senator collects N1.2m’ By Chioma Obinna The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, convened an extraordinary National Executive Council meeting on April 7, 2021 to review their ongoing strike and the offers of the Federal Government so far. The NEC, attended by over 100 members from more than 60 centers across the country via zoom after deliberations, voted unanimously that the “total and indefinite strike”, which started on April 1, be continued until the federal and state governments meet their demands. Sunday Vanguard spoke with the National President of NARD, Dr Okhuaihesuyi Uyilawa, who said that, despite efforts of the national officers of NARD to ensure that the Federal Government does the needful to prevent the strike, government has continued in their insincerity of promises hence the current stalemate.

Breaking News | Covid-19: No entitlements for families of 17 doctors killed, NARD President alleges

•‘Our hazard allowance is N5,000, each senator collects N1.2m’ By Chioma Obinna The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, convened an extraordinary National Executive Council meeting on April 7, 2021 to review their ongoing strike and the offers of the Federal Government so far. The NEC, attended by over 100 members from more than 60 centers across the country via zoom after deliberations, voted unanimously that the “total and indefinite strike”, which started on April 1, be continued until the federal and state governments meet their demands. Sunday Vanguard spoke with the National President of NARD, Dr Okhuaihesuyi Uyilawa, who said that, despite efforts of the national officers of NARD to ensure that the Federal Government does the needful to prevent the strike, government has continued in their insincerity of promises hence the current stalemate.

IN FULL: The 10 demands by striking doctors -- and FG s responses so far

a luta continua; vitória é certa“, which means, “the struggle continues; victory is certain”. So, what is the bone of contention? The communique issued after their meeting listed all the ten demands that prompted the strike and reappraised the federal government’s response for each of them. Advertisement TheCable has contacted the federal ministry of health to confirm the doctors’ claims. Here is the full list of the demands as shared in the communique issued by Uyilawa Okhuaihesuyi, NARD president (pictured above): 1. Immediate Payment of all salaries owed to all house officers including march salaries (regardless of quota system) before the end of business on the 31st of March 2021.

Patients groan in Abuja public hospitals as NARD strike hits hard

Vanguard News Patients groan in Abuja public hospitals as NARD strike hits hard On By Joseph Erunke ABUJA- ONE week after resident doctors began industrial action over a disagreement with their employer, the federal government, over some demands, patients have appeared to be at the receiving end, as they have remained unattended to by the doctors. While the federal government-owned hospitals have remained without resident doctors since the strike began, patients who were on admission before the development have been left in the care of nurses and some consultants engaged by the management of the medical facilities. In Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory city, some patients have been evacuated to some private hospitals within the city centre while others were moved to other hospitals outside FCT due to poor attention resulting from the unavailability of resident doctors.

Nigeria s Doctors Are Striking Here s Why and What This Means for COVID-19

Health worker Hajanata Balhelomeu examines a young child in a health clinic in Yola, Adamawa state, Nigeria, January 2020. Pneumonia kills more than 800,000 children under 5 every year. Nigerian children made up the highest number of those who died. © Siegfried Modola/UNI279456/UNICEF NewsDefeat Poverty Nigeria’s Doctors Are Striking. Here’s Why and What This Means for COVID-19. It s the third time in a year that Nigeria’s doctors have gone on strike over working conditions. Why Global Citizens Should Care Due to systemic issues, coupled with the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of vulnerable Nigerians do not have access to quality health care reducing their quality of life and their ability to lift themselves out of extreme poverty. We must take action to ensure that every Nigerian has access to good, quality health care. Join the movement by taking action here.

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