Mr Esegine said, “We were told that the government withdrew the subsidy on blood and that whatever subsidy there is cannot be extended to the private sector.
Mr Kanu accused the defendants of malice, negligence and professional misconduct.
Mr Okafor said that the use of harmful chemicals as preservatives in Nigeria posed a clear danger to the health and wellness of millions of our citizens.
Mr Adedapo lamented that several general hospitals across Oyo State were operating with only one or two doctors.
Mr Ajibola said the suspension was in compliance with the resolution of the national body of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD).
Mr Ezuruike said the approval announced on April 29 restored long-awaited pay parity for state-employed doctors.
“15,000 doctors had left the country for greener pastures abroad in the last five years,” Mr Muhammad-Audu said.
President Bola Tinubu recently approved 65 years as the new retirement age for doctors and other healthcare workers.
Mr Kumtap said, “The issue of salary disparity is also a concern for doctors working for the state government.’’
“Whoever comes for this outreach will be checked, examined, diagnosed and treated for free,” he assured.
