A circular titled “Suspension of the Ongoing Nationwide Nurses’ Strike” signed by the association’s National President, Haruna Mamman, and General Secretary, T.A. Shettima, confirmed the development.
“Private hospitals are not included. This is because for now the private practitioner nurses are not spread over Nigeria,”
Starmer on Friday appealed to the doctors, saying patients were being put at risk and the strikes would “cause real damage”. (AFP)
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