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Don t Take Part in Strikes, FG Charges Newly-inducted Doctors

Don t Take Part in Strikes, FG Charges Newly-inducted Doctors
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Abuja federal capital territoryChris ngigeAndrew ngigeFelicia anumahCharles akpanTajudeen sanusiUniversity of abujaUniversity of abuja uniabujaCollege of medicineMinistry of industryCouncil of nigeriaFederal governmentSenator chris ngigeDeputy directorPublic relationsDental council

Don t take part in strikes, Ngige tells newly-inducted doctors

Sen. Chris Ngige has charged newly-inducted medical graduates to desist from participating in incessant strikes by doctors in the country.

Abuja federal capital territoryChris ngigeAndrew ngigeFelicia anumahCharles akpanEvelyn ngigeTajudeen sanusiUniversity of abujaUniversity of abuja uniabujaCollege of medicineMinistry of industryCouncil of nigeriaDeputy directorPublic relationsDental councilPermanent secretary

Desist from Joining Strikes, FG Charges Newly Inducted Doctors

Desist from Joining Strikes, FG Charges Newly Inducted Doctors
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Abuja federal capital territoryChris ngigeOnyebuchi ezigboAndrew ngigeFelicia anumahCharles akpanEvelyn ngigeTajudeen sanusiUniversity of abujaMinistry of labourUniversity of abuja uniabujaCollege of medicineMinistry of industryCouncil of nigeriaDeputy director pressPublic relations

It s unethical for doctors to embark on strike, says Ngige

Chris Ngige, minister for labour and employment, says it is unethical for medical doctors to embark on strike

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FG vows to end casualisation of workers

Mr Ngige said his ministry was committed to a seamless amendment of the labour laws to bring them at par with the international best practices.

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