Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria
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Why We have Deferred Further Strike Action-Oyo Health workers
- By solomon2day
- On 19/07/2024
- In News
The Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria(MHWUN) in Oyo state decided to defer its strike action due to the intervention of the state chairman of the Nigeria Labor Congress(NLC), Comrade Kayode Martins and the Special Adviser on Labor Matters to the state Governor, Comrade Titilola Sodo.
This disclosure was made on Thursday by the secretary of the union, Comrade Suraju Alabi.
''We were persuaded not to resume the strike action by the NLC chairman, Comrade Kayode Martins and the S.A Labor, Comrade Titltlola Sodo. They appealed to us to be patient, explaining that a committee had been set up by the state government to look into our demands and the committee's report would soon be out. So, let us give them the benefit of the doubt. However, our members were not moved by the promise that the report would be favorable, so, we are patiently waiting for the report,'' Comrade Alabi stated.
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Oyo MHWUN suspends strike Action
- By solomon2day
- On 04/07/2024
- In News
The Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria(MHWUN) in Oyo state on Tuesday suspended the 7-day warning strike embarked upon to press home their demands.
According to the chairman of the union, Comrade Olumuyiwa Fabunmi, the State Executive Council of the union, after a meeting on Wednesday, decided to reconvene next week,''we have decided to give the state government another seven days because we received a letter, we will reply to the state government's letter.''
''We have not called off the strike, we have only suspended it. We will reconvene next week.''
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Warning Strike-Oyo Health Workers Call on Govt to be Compassionate
- By solomon2day
- On 25/06/2024
- In News
Health workers in Oyo state have advised the state government to adopt a human face in its approach to acceding to their demands.
The health workers who are members of the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria(MWHUN) made this call on Tuesday in an interaction with the union's chairman, Comrade John Fabunmi and secretary, Comrade Suraju Alabi in the union's office in Ibadan, Nigeria.
''We call on the state government to look into our demands that have been lingering for years and give it a human face. We don't take pride in going on strike, we are also always considerate because we are also members of the larger society. The Oyo state government should be compassionate and do what is required,'' the union leaders stated.
The health workers are currently on a seven-day warning strike to press home their grievances.