The Medical and Dental Consul-tants Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) has accused the Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) of trying to truncate the harmony in the health sector.
A statement signed by the MDCAN president, Steven Oluwole, described the objection of JOHESU of some recommendations of the Yayale Ahmed Committee’s reports on harmony in the health sector as an intent to invent a health system that has no equivalent in the world.

It advised members of JOHESU to desist from the pursuit of unhealthy rivalry based on the structure and organisation of health services outside Nigeria, which Yayale Ahmed’s Committee documented and be prepared to parley with MDCAN to achieve peaceful and healthy professional co-existence in the hospitals.
The statement said: “The Yayale Ahmed Committee was set up to identify the causes of the acrimony among public health workers and recommend measures that will assist the government in ensuring a harmonious work relationship among the various categories of Public Health workers in the best interest of the citizens.”
The medical consultants observed that JOHESU endorsed the composition of Yayale Ahmed’s Committee which comprised approximately 20% medical doctor members and that JOHESU’s conspiratorial theories of the basis for the recommendations of the committee are inexplicable.
by Ruby Leo
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