The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has officially suspended its seven-day warning strike, four days after its commencement.
This comes a day after the leadership of the association met with a Federal Government delegation led by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Muhammad Pate.
Pate had announced on Friday that the nurses and midwives had called off the strike after the meeting.
This week has been challenging for patients and people seeking medical services at public health facilities across the country as the nurses’ strike crippled activities at most government hospitals.
Some of the demands of the nurses include the upward review of shift allowance, uniform allowance adjustment, a separate salary structure for nurses, increased core duty allowance, mass employment of nurses, and the establishment of a nursing department in the federal ministry of health, among others.
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