NANNM gave the directive in a letter dated Feb. 26 signed by its State Secretary, Mr. Aina Oluwasegun, and addressed to members of the State Executive Council (SEC).
Olusegun said NANNM directed that the strike should commence from 12 a.m. on Monday, March 1 to March 3 at first instance, following the expiration of a seven-day ultimatum given to the government.
He said that the decision was taken sequel to the meeting the SEC, NANNM held on Feb. 16, which resolved that state government should pay 100 per cent salary of January 2017, December 2020, January 2021, 20 per cent balance of December 2016 and 50 per cent November 2020.
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According to him, the union at the meeting also demanded an immediate commencement of New Salary Adjustment for local government nurses within seven working days.
“Following the expiration of the seven working days ultimatum without a response from the government, you are directed to proceed on three days warning strike from 12 a.m. on Monday, March 1 to March 3 at first instance,” he said.
“The association also lamented shortage of nurses in all government’s hospitals, obsolete nursing tools to work with, which are leading to brain drain in nursing service of the hospital management board,” he said.
The medical doctors in the state had already embarked on an indefinite strike over percentage salaries payment (NAN)
