The Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP) in Oyo State Hospitals Management Board has commenced a seven-day warning strike to address longstanding issues and press for their demands.
Comrade Foluke Asoluka, Vice Chairman and comrade Fasasi Abiodun a member of the executive of the union, explained that the strike followed the expiration of an ultimatum issued to the state government on February 23
Ajani emphasized that the union’s demands had been pending for an extended period without receiving the anticipated attention from the state government.
The ultimatum, effective from February 26 to March 4, paved the way for the current warning strike.
The union leaders highlighted the use of Section 41 of the Trade Disputes Act, Cap. T8, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, as the legal basis for the seven-day ultimatum.
They said despite numerous meetings and negotiations with management teams of Oyo State Hospitals’ Management Board, Ministry of Health, Office of the Head of Service, and other relevant offices, the union claims a lack of unfruitful responses.
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