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Orthopaedic Hospital workers begin indefinite strike in Kano

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
December 28, 2016
in Health, News
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Health workers at the National Orthopaedic Hospital Dala, Kano, on Wednesday began an indefinite strike over  non payment of three months salary.
The workers had earlier gone on a five-day warning strike which expired last week.
An official of the health workers union said that the action was to pressurise the Federal Government to pay them.
“We call on the federal government to pay our three months salary as this has brought untold hardship to our members.”
Chairman of the workers union, Mr Nasiru Lawan was not immediately available for comment, but the hospital’s spokesman, Malam Rabi’u Mohammed confirmed the development.
He said that the workers had commenced an indefinite strike to protest the non payment of their three months salaries.

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