The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) have suspended their nationwide industrial action.
The association had on April 1 directed its members across the country to embark on strike till the federal government meets it’s demands.
The strike action had affected the healthcare delivery in the country as no doctor was found attenfing to patient in any public hospitals.
Channel Television reports that the President of NARD, Dr Uyilawa Okhuaihesuyi, explained that the leadership of the union took the decision to suspend the industrial action after a virtual meeting with members which lasted about 15 hours.
Dr Okhuaihesuyi added that the union would further address a press conference on its decision on Sunday.
The medical practitioners suspended the strike barely a day after a meeting between the leadership of the union and the Federal Government.
