Contrary to recent claims, Nigeria’s national association of nurses has refuted reports suggesting an end to its ongoing nationwide strike, according to Premium Times.
The union has affirmed that the seven day warning strike, which began on 29 July, is still in progress as originally scheduled.
The strike stems from calls for enhanced welfare and improved working conditions, amid growing economic hardship and a worrying ‘brain drain’ of healthcare workers from the country.
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