Residents doctors in Kaduna State have began an indefinite strike on Tuesday over “sorry state” of healthcare facilities in state government hospitals.
Dr. Joseph Jokshan, President, Association of Resident Doctors in the state, said at a press briefing Monday night in Kaduna that the state government had not responded to any of the doctors’ demands issued 21 days ago.
He said that the doctors were pained to begin the strike, but “unfortunately, we cannot effectively carry out these tasks in the current sorry state of our healthcare facilities.”
Jokshan listed issues that prompted the strike to include poor funding, equipping and staffing of hospitals and non provision of living environment for medical, health workers and patients.

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Source:https://nija247..com.ng/2017/10/kaduna-state-resident-doctors-begin.html?m=1

I sympathize with them. It ain't easy working with nothing when Bubu and his thieving co workers and enemies in the game travel abroad for ear infection treatment, malaria treatment and check up. Unfortunately their supporters would die in naija due to lack of proper medical care. Even spirits of the land Don dey deal with them now. Choosing money and running abroad for treatment doesn't guarantee life.

The best way to go ..... Our short governor should start equipping all the hospitals .......