After hours of extensive meeting with the Governor, nurses in Lagos on Sunday night agreed to suspend the planned three-day warning strike.
The planned warning strike by nurses in Lagos state has been suspended after their meeting with Governor Babajide Sanwo Olu.
After hours of extensive meeting with the Governor, nurses in Lagos on Sunday night agreed to suspend the planned three-day warning strike as soon as a circular containing the agreements is issued by the government on Monday and the same is discussed at an emergency congress of the nurses’ union.
Credible insiders at the meeting, who do not want to be named, said the governor has approved “in principle almost all the demands by the nurses, especially the retention allowance, and recruitment of more persons to fill the vacuum created by the exodus of our colleagues abroad and based on retirement.”
The sources confirmed that an emergency congress of the state’s chapter of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has been tentatively fixed for 12 noon at the union’s secretariat on Monday.
