The Joint Health Sector(JOHESU) on Thursday suspended its 43-day old strike, directing its members to resume work on Friday 1st of June. The National Executive of the Union took the decision to suspend the strike after what it described as a…

The Joint Health Sector(JOHESU) on Thursday suspended its 43-day old strike, directing its members to resume work on Friday 1st of June. The National Executive of the Union took the decision to suspend the strike after what it described as a…
Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Adewole, has directed the striking health workers to resume work immediately or be considered to have absconded from duty. The minister gave the directive to Chief Medical Officers of all federal government owned hospitals late…
Senate President Bukola Saraki will meet the leadership of the Joint Health Sector Unions for the second time on Monday, as the Senate continues its quest to halt the lingering strike embarked by health workers under the aegis of the…
The lingering nationwide strike embarked upon by health workers may suffered a set-back following resolve by doctors to render services and kick against the demands of the health workers. The National Chairman of JOHESU, Mr. Biobebelemoye Josiah, has therefore alerted…
The Federal Government has set up a committee to review the technical and financial aspects of the demands by the striking Joint Health Sector Unions. This was part of the decisions reached at a meeting of top government officials held on…
The Joint Health Sector Unions, JOHESU, has announced an indefinite strike that, it says, will paralyze activities in all health institutions across the country. “All federal government health institutions in Nigeria including federal medical centres, specialists’ hospitals, orthopedic hospitals, psychiatric…
Information reaching Inside Sources has revealed that Primary school teachers in Kaduna yesterday embarked on an indefinite strike, despite the threat by the Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-rufai, to dismiss teachers who are absent from their duty post. Inside Sources…