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Tag: Lagos health workers

Secretary of the Lagos State Council of JOHESU, Adegboyega Kabiawu

INTERVIEW: Why Lagos health workers remain on strike after two months – JOHESU

byMariam Ileyemi

January 20, 2026

The industrial action stems from unresolved issues bordering on salary structures, professional recognition and welfare concerns.

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