MDCAN asked the government at all levels to improve their budgetary allocations to the sector to meet with the Abuja declaration.
“If the government fails to address these demands at the end of the three months, we will go ahead with our next line of action.”
He urged the governor not to relent in making Kogi a state where kidnappings would be a thing of the past, with zero worries.
The doctors, in a letter to FCT minister Nyesom Wike, said the strike would begin at midnight on Wednesday.
Medical workers are seeking prompt payment of wages and better working conditions in other countries.
