Nigeria’s National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has suspended its seven-day warning strike following negotiations with the federal government.
The decision was announced in a statement by NANNM’s National President, Haruna Mamman, and General Secretary, T.A. Shettima, after the association reviewed a Memorandum of Understanding with the government.
“NEC acknowledges the positive steps taken by the Federal Government in responding to the nine core demands of NANNM, particularly the commitment to clear timelines for implementation,” the statement read.
The association directed nurses to return to work immediately and warned state councils against penalizing members for participating in the strike.
“NEC appreciates the commitment and solidarity of all members throughout this action and reiterates that NANNM remains steadfast in defending the welfare, dignity, and professional rights of all nurses and midwives in Nigeria,” the statement added.
NANNM’s leadership will monitor the government’s compliance with the agreed terms.
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