ASSOCIATION of Resident Doctors (ARD), University College Hospital,
Ibadan, on Monday, declared a three-day strike to protest against
assault on two of their members on Saturday by some aggrieved members of
the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).
The
transport union members reportedly went wild on Saturday, while waiting
to receive the body of the late state deputy chairman, Alhaji Kamorudeen
Beyioku, who was shot earlier in the week by some unknown gunmen.
President,
ARD, Dr Tunde Babasanya, during a press briefing on Monday, said his
members had resolved to embark on the strike to register their protest
against the inhuman treatment experienced by resident doctors in the
hospital.
“It is sad and the situation is getting out of hand.
Many of our members had been victimised and the undeserving treatment is
fast becoming a norm,” he said.
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