The National Association of Resident Doctors has been speaking on the reason for asking members to return to work after suspending its ten day old strike.
The resident doctors commenced a nationwide strike on April 1, to demand improved welfare package and payment of outstanding COVID-19 inducement allowance but called off the strike over the weekend.
While speaking on a monitored programme, President of the Resident doctors, Dr UYILAWA OKHUAIHESUYI, said they decided to suspend the strike because of a new agreement reached with the federal government.
He also commended the role played by the Speaker, House of Representatives, FEMI GBAJABIAMILA during the faceoff between government and the striking doctors.
NARD President, Dr. OKHUAIHESUYI however warned that they may resume the strike failure of government to meet all the demands after four weeks.
