Kwara State Doctors End Warning Strike.

At 6 p.m. on Saturday, Kwara State doctors affiliated with the National Association of Government General Medical and Dental Practitioners, NAGMDP, will call off their seven-day warning strike.

The state Chairman of the body, Dr. Saka Agboola, announced this in a statement in Ilorin, the state capital on Saturday.

He said the decision was taken after an emergency congress of members of the association.

NEWS DIRECT recalls that the association members, on Monday embarked on the warning strike action to press home their demands for improved welfare and remuneration by the state government.

The chairman said the decision to call off the strike action, was based “on the favourable response of the state government to negotiate with the association, just as it acknowledged the sufferings of the patients due to the strike action.”

Agoola said contrary to insinuations from certain quarters, the association was not intimidated to suspend the strike action.