Dear comrades, our attention has been drawn to a letter by the management of NECC Kaduna, which is a follow up to the circular issued by the Ministry of Health which is supposed to be impartial but now looks to be selective in treatment of other healthcare workers.
You should all be aware that this is same ministry championing for the payment of 15billion naira through the federal ministry of finance to pay Resident Doctors the skipping arrears which they had earlier called illegal when johesu was fighting for it.
And now it can be seen by all that they were quick to release money few days to the Johesu strike action on monday 16th April 2018.
This is an evidence that the Ministry of Health, the Minister and his cohorts are totally insensitive, selfish and have no regard for the plight of other members of the health team.
In view of this, i will implore all our esteemed members to remain resolute and committed because this is a direct struggle that must be won.
We must get it right NOW or NEVER.
Thank you.
Comradely Yours,
Com. Morakinyo Olajide
Johesu Chairman/Unit NANNM Chairman
National Ear Care Center, Kaduna.
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