Employ qualified doctors in revitalised PHCs, NMA President advises Nigerian govt
This will stop Nigerians from patronising quack doctors, the official said.
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This will stop Nigerians from patronising quack doctors, the official said.
The total number of doctors currently in the employment of the state is 150, the official said.
“We have always drawn the attention of the government to the fact that doctors are inadequate in Niger."
The vice president of the Commonwealth Medical Association faults the president’s decision to seek medical attention abroad.
The officials were travelling for the association's general meeting.
President urges doctors to bear with FG due to shortfall in national revenue.
The NMA says the female doctor was admitted to hospital after the incident, and was responding to treatment.
JOHESU had been seeking a meeting with President Jonathan.
“The health workers are unashamedly contesting for equality with the medical doctors”.
Nurses and medical laboratory scientists are currently on industrial action nationwide.
The NMA past president asked the Mr. Jonathan to do right by the deceased health workers.
“This made the state government the only one that has not complied with the general agreement.”
The doctors have appealed to governor Fashola.
The NMA says the new decision will strengthen their resolve to meet the medical needs of the nation.
Other health workers at the hospital are on strike.
“The CMDs claimed that they have yet to receive circular from the Federal Ministry of Health directing them to reverse ...
The federal government urges the doctors to view the recall as a sign of goodwill
Resident doctors’ sack not yet reversed by government.
All heads of government hospitals are to be served the court notice within three days
The minister says the doctors have remained adamant even after the intervention of President Jonathan
The Nigerian Medical Association, may soon suspend its seven-week old strike.
The doctors have been on strike since July 1.
The NMA ordered doctors to not take part time jobs in hospitals as directed by President Jonathan.
Mr. Enabulele said Africa cannot continue to look to the west for help.
Doctors are allowed to volunteer to help contain the spread of the deadly Ebola.
