July 11, 2014
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10:57Now PlayingThe chairman of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Lagos Chapter, Dr Francis Faduyile, says the government is not showing sincerity in resolving the issues that led to the strike by the association.
It has been 11 days since the association began a nationwide strike to coerce the Nigerian government to meet their demands.
Representatives of the government and those of the association met last week in an attempt to resolve the issues, but no resolution was reached.
After the meeting, the government was confident that the strike would be called-off in few days, but nothing of such has happened, instead the doctors insisted that the strike would continue, saying no agreement was reached.
On Channels Television's programme, Sunrise Daily, on Friday, Mr Faduyile said that the doctors had decided to continue with the strike after the government showed less commitment to resolving the issues that led to the strike.
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