UNILAG Medical Lecturers Begin Strike
Medical lecturers at the University of Lagos have started an indefinite strike over unresolved welfare concerns and regulatory issues affecting their work.
The action is expected to disrupt academic and clinical training activities in the institution’s medical faculty.
The lecturers said the strike followed repeated delays in addressing key demands linked to working conditions, allowances, and professional standards.
They noted that discussions with relevant authorities had not produced lasting solutions.
The decision comes as tensions grow within the academic health sector over staffing pressures and resource gaps in teaching hospitals.
Students and patients linked to the institution may experience delays in services during the industrial action.
University authorities are yet to issue a full response, while efforts are expected to continue toward resolving the dispute and restoring normal academic activities.


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