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JUST IN: N4.5 Billion released by federal government to settle striking doctors

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In a recent submission, the Federal Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige made it known that the Federal Government has released N4.5bn to 31 federal teaching hospitals and medical centers across the country.

While announcing this, he stated that the money is for hazard and inducement allowances of striking doctors for April and May.

In his submission, he said;

“Just this morning, before we went to see Mr. President, the Ministry of Finance reported that as at this morning, 3 am, they have paid the allowances for hazard and inducement to 31 teaching and Federal Medical Centres and specialist hospitals of the Federal Government service and they have expended close to N4.5 billion on the payment because we are paying them the arrears of April and May.

The payment for June will also be done immediately these ones are sorted out.

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Again, it is important to report to you that in consonance with what he is saying, we have arranged a meeting for them to speak to the Nigerian Governors’ Forum because you don’t mix apples and oranges.

The issue of health is on the concurrent list, so the Federal Government will do its own and the state governments will be expected to do their own. Some of their grievances border on what they feel the state governments have not done.”

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