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This is the official Twitter handle of the Association of Resident Doctors(ARD), Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex(OAUTHC), Ile-Ife.
Osun, Nigeria
Joined February 2018
DAY 9 of ✊! We demand justice and immediate reinstatement for 5 doctors at FTH Lokoja were unjustly dismissed. Also, the government must compel MDCN/NPMCN to end the re-categorising of certificate&non issuance of certificate post part 1 to save medical training in Nigeria.
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DAY 9 of ✊! We demand justice and immediate reinstatement for 5 doctors at FTH Lokoja were unjustly dismissed. Also, the government must compel MDCN/NPMCN to end the re-categorising of certificate&non issuance of certificate post part 1 to save medical training in Nigeria.
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You suffer no mean say i must suffer too💔. Prolonged working hours with no regulation, No breaks and No compensation ENDS WITH US.🙅♀️🙅! “You fall, you die, another doctor graduates and takes over your place”- 💔 #strike2savenijadrs #istandwithnardstrike It’s time for
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Doctors work punishing hours,our medical officers have been owed promotion arrears since 2021! This subjects doctors and their families to extreme economic hardship. We demand the Federal Government pay all accrued promotion arrears now and regulate work hours for safer care.✊
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Nigerians, This is citizens vs. decay, we fight for every life lost to system failure. We have to fix the system to avoid unnecessary loss of life. We also demand immediate inclusion of House Officers in the Civil Service Scheme for dignity and job security.
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Nigerians, This is citizens vs. decay, we fight for every life lost to system failure. We have to fix the system to avoid unnecessary loss of life. We also demand immediate inclusion of House Officers in the Civil Service Scheme for dignity and job security.
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NARD Strike Day 5! 💔 Doctors are human too. We battle burnout daily, yet work with deteriorating infrastructure and obsolete equipment. We demand a system that lets us live while we heal others and a commitment to modernizing healthcare facilities.
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NARD Strike Day 5! 💔 Doctors are human too. We battle burnout daily, yet work with deteriorating infrastructure and obsolete equipment. We demand a system that lets us live while we heal others and a commitment to modernizing healthcare facilities.
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This isn't about money, it's about meaning. We're fighting for functional hospitals, adequate manpower, support for training,patient safety, humane working hours and the reinstatement of our colleagues at FTH Lokoja. Tag your leaders. Ask questions. Healthcare is your right.
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"When a doctor is broken, patients suffer too." This strike is for a better healthcare system that values Nigerian lives. Your voice matters. Demand a system that values YOUR life. We demand immediate& unconditional reinstatement of the 5 unjustly terminated FTH Lokoja doctors.
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"When a doctor is broken, patients suffer too." This strike is for a better healthcare system that values Nigerian lives. Your voice matters. Demand a system that values YOUR life. We demand immediate& unconditional reinstatement of the 5 unjustly terminated FTH Lokoja doctors.
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Dear @Fmohnigeria, Be assured that, the system needs a reset. @nard_nigeria @nationalnma @GuardianNigeria @daily_trust @MobilePunch
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A PASSIONATE CALL TO ALL NIGERIANS TO STAND WITH NARD Fellow Nigerians! Warm greetings from the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD). We wish to address you at this critical time as we embark on a total, comprehensive, and indefinite strike, a decision that did not
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No doctor should have to fight for their life because they were saving others. Behind every overworked resident is a human being breaking under the weight of a system that refuses to care for its caregivers. This is not just burnout; it’s neglect. And it must end. The clock
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The SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH OF THE WEEK The Invention of the Stethoscope The Stethoscope was first invented in 1816 by French physician René Laennec in Paris, France, to overcome social and physical barriers to examining female patients. His device was inspired by the ear
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