The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has suspended its nationwide strike after 29 days, restoring medical services that had been heavily affected across the country.
The decision followed a meeting of the association’s National Executive Council, where members reviewed the government’s commitments to address their demands. The doctors agreed to return to work while talks with the authorities continue.
Hospitals across Nigeria are expected to resume full services as resident doctors begin duties immediately.
NARD said it will closely monitor the government’s timelines and warned that it will not hesitate to take further action if the agreements reached are not honoured.


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