Nigerian Resident Doctors Announce 48-Hour Weekly Work Limit
Resident doctors in Nigeria have announced a new policy limiting health workers to a 48-hour work week.
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Resident doctors in Nigeria have announced a new policy limiting health workers to a 48-hour work week.

Resident doctors in Nigeria are threatening a nationwide indefinite strike starting August 10 over unpaid arrears. This action could significantly impact healthcare services across the country.

Resident doctors at OOUTH have commenced a 10-day warning strike to protest unpaid allowances, with the association imposing a fine on any members who disobey the directive.

Resident doctors in Nigeria have commenced an indefinite strike, citing unresolved financial obligations owed to their members and demanding a policy reversal.

Resident doctors in Nigeria have suspended their planned strike after the Presidency brokered a truce between them and the federal government. Talks with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, led to the agreement.

Nigerian resident doctors have renewed their ultimatum for a strike, extending it by four weeks, due to unpaid allowances and delayed residency funds. The doctors are demanding the government address their grievances to avert industrial action.

Resident doctors in Nigeria have declared an industrial dispute and issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, demanding the immediate disbursement of the 2026 Medical Residency Training Fund (MRTF) and payment of outstanding salary arrears.

Resident doctors in Nigeria, under the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), have begun an indefinite strike over a pay dispute and the government's plan to halt allowances. The ongoing situation has drawn criticism, with political figures like Atiku slamming the Federal Government over the unpaid allowances.

Resident doctors in Nigeria have issued a final deadline and are threatening a nationwide strike starting August 10. The strike is in response to unpaid arrears and ongoing welfare concerns.

Resident doctors in Nigeria are threatening an indefinite nationwide strike, with the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) specifically threatening action at LUTH over a call meal dispute. This follows an industrial action by doctors at OAUTHC.

Nigerian resident doctors have suspended their strike, which was triggered by unpaid allowances, delayed salaries, and other welfare issues, following high-level government interventions.