The Ondo State Council of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives(NANNM) has suspended its indefinite strike.
Thefrontrank reports that nurses and midwives in state government-owned hospitals and health centres began an indefinite strike on Friday, January 31.
The Public Relations Officer of the association, Lucky Aremu, made this known in a statement on Monday in Akure.
“The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) hereby announces the suspension of the indefinite industrial action embarked upon by nurses across all state public health institutions.
“This decision follows a series of negotiations with the Ondo State Government, which culminated in assurances and commitments to address our demands.
“These demands include proper remuneration, welfare, conversion issues, and improved working conditions.
“In light of these developments, and in the spirit of goodwill, we have decided to give the government the benefit of the doubt to fulfil its promises,” he said.
Aremu appreciated the support, resilience, and solidarity demonstrated by the association’s members, adding that their dedication had been instrumental in amplifying the association’s collective voice.
He also extended his gratitude to members of the public for their understanding, patience, and involvement while the strike lasted.
He urged all nurses and midwives in government-owned health facilities to resume at their official posts on Tuesday.
