Ekiti Health Workers Threaten Strike Over 72 Months of Arrears
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- Ekiti State health workers threatened a three-day protest over alleged unpaid salary arrears lasting 72 months.
- The dispute concerns salary and other financial obligations at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital in Ado-Ekiti.
- The union appealed to Governor Biodun Oyebanji to intervene.
Health workers in Nigeria’s Ekiti State have threatened a three-day protest over alleged salary arrears stretching back 72 months.
The workers, members of the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria’s Ekiti chapter, said the dispute also involved other financial obligations at Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital in Ado-Ekiti.
The union appealed to Governor Biodun Oyebanji to intervene in the matter.
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