The Nigerian government has enacted a 'no work, no pay' policy for striking doctors The Ministry of Health of Nigeria has started t...
The Nigerian government has enacted a 'no work, no pay' policy for striking doctors
The Ministry of Health of Nigeria has started the implementation of the 'No work, no salary' system for members of the country's professional medical association that conducts the sai-baba-ta-ghani practice across the country.
This is contained in a letter that the Director of Hospitals, Dr. Andrew Noah, sent to the senior directors of the federal government hospitals, as reported by the Daily Trust newspaper in Nigeria.
The letter says "I am informing you that you should take the names of the doctors who came to work, and send the names to the Ministry of Health every month".
He also said that the Ministry of Health, the National Labor Commission, the Secretary of the Federal Government, the National Assembly and other stakeholders in the government have repeatedly met with the doctors' union to persuade them to stop the strike. across the country.
On the 26th of July, the Association of Nigerian Medical Practitioners (NARD) announced that they will go on strike across the country to protest the failure of the federal government to meet their demands.