Speaking to Journalists on Tuesday, the commissioner for Health, Jide Idris, said that "government is still available for negotiation."
"The issue of negotiation has not been fore-closed; when they are willing, we are willing to dialogue with them, but our first priority is to restore services to the health sector," he said.
However, the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Aderemi Ibirogba, added that the affected doctors "should go back and satisfy administrative issues involved since they were given queries by their boss (state government)."
By implication, the doctors are expected to respond to queries earlier issued to them and be willing to go back to work. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Romans 5:5 says, Hope maketh not ashamed.
ReplyDeleteFellow Nigerians lets not give up our hope that God is well able to make Nigeria be the best of country in the world. There is a reason why we are Nigerians. Hope lost, implies loss of faith in God to change Nigeria / Nigerians, loss of courage to pray to God, loss of morals for immoral acts, loss of normalcy for abnormality, etc the least is endless.
Isaiah 3:10 says ‘it is WELL with the righteous’. We are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.
Nigeria will survive and gain back ALL her loss glory, in Jesus name, amen.
Satan the devil is our common enemy. Let’s get rid of his manipulation and be in the liberty that Jesus proffered!
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