Nigerian doctors have criticized the new resolution of the House of Representatives The Association of Medical Professionals in Nigeria h...

 Nigerian doctors have criticized the new resolution of the House of Representatives

The Association of Medical Professionals in Nigeria has criticized the resolution presented by the House of Representatives that seeks to force doctors to work for five years before obtaining a license.

In a statement issued by the group after an emergency meeting of its leaders, it expressed its opposition to the resolution.

The statement said the group was surprised about the person who presented the resolution Honorable Ganiyu Johnson.

The organization also expressed its concern over the non-payment of salaries that it said the current government has not paid to some of its members, while the term of the government is coming to an end.

The group said it was concerned about the House of Representatives' move to force doctors to spend what it called "an additional five years after graduation" before they could be licensed, or allowed to go abroad if they wanted to. doing that.

The union also expressed concern over the revision of the salaries of its members which it said the federal government failed to do, despite the number of promises the union said the government had made to them.