Mr Ibrahim said, “The suspension is strategic and conditional, allowing room to objectively review tangible progress at the January NEC meeting beginning January 25.”
Mr Mustafa said several high-level meetings had been convened to examine the demands and agree on practical steps towards resolution.
The federal government reiterated its commitment to maintaining essential healthcare services nationwide in spite of the industrial action.
Mr Kelvin called on the Federal Government to urgently address the welfare concerns of resident doctors or risk a total shutdown of the health system.
Mr Ajayi said the trend signalled that many Nigerians no longer believed the health system could adequately protect, diagnose, or treat them when serious medical needs arose domestically.
Ms Egbebi said all Nestlé infant formula products sold locally were officially registered with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.
Ms Egbebi said all Nestlé infant formula products sold locally were officially registered with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.
He said NARD opted for the strike due to the government’s persistent failure to address doctors’ legitimate demands.
According to the cardiologist, the cost of excessive consumption of energy drinks is more serious for persons with an underlying heart condition.
Ms Kaltum-Ahmed explained that the move aimed to guarantee effective training of healthcare workers in the state and protect public health.
