With university students languishing at home and their government seem incapable of resolving their issues with ASUU, it seems sick people in federal hospitals around the country has joined the langushing as federal health workers nationwide embark on an indifinte strike.

The stike was called based on the federal governments refusal to honour the ruling of the national industrail court on improved welfare for health workers. A meeting was called by the labour minister to settle the issue between the health workers and the health ministry but the health minister refused to show up, the snub was the final straw and the health workers went on strike. Today patients in all federal hospitals in the country has been told to leave. This is an unprecedented development as currently two of the primary sectors of the nation, education and health are on strike and the government stumbles. Can you feel the fresh air?

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Hours ago, i spoke with a friend who is doing her IT at the university of port harcourt teaching hospital, and she told me how wards are being evacuated. Patients no matter your condition are being evacuated. Babies in intensive care units, their mothers. She especially told me of a woman who gave birth to a premature baby and the baby has been in intensive care for weeks. She is poor and is strugguling to keep up with the expenses, and now she is being evicted because of the strike and she will have to take her baby to a private hospital intensive care unit, where will the money come from? What sort of country is this? The two main reasons government exist is currently shut down. Education and health.

I heard corpers are being owed now

Jona_clueless!!!

Wetin concern me sef!

I no kuku be govt worker, and i no be student, and i no be corper, and i no dey sick!!