Saraki To Meet With JOHESU Over Health Workers’ Strike
Senate President Bukola Saraki will meet the leadership of the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) for the second time on Monday, as the Senate continues its quest to halt the lingering strike embarked by health workers under the aegis of the union.
Senate President Bukola Saraki
The Senate President’s media office said the meeting will hold in Dr Saraki’s office by 3 pm.
The health workers had embarked on strike in April, accusing the Federal Government of failing to honour terms of agreements it reached JOHESU since 2009, especially the agreement reached on September 30, 2017, which had a time frame of five weeks.
As part of efforts to end the lingering strike which has pitched JOHESU against the NMA, Saraki held a meeting with JOHESU’s and the Minister of Labour, Productivity and Employment, Dr.Chris Ngige and Minister of Health, Professor Issac Adewole, on Friday morning.
Since the meeting, the Senate President hinted that some progress had been made to bring the strike to an end as reports suggest the Federal Government has made a better offer to the union.
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