Members of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) who signed a memorandum of terms of settlement with government four days ago failed to call off their strike yesterday, which enters the eighth-day
today, in line with terms of settlement signed with the Federal Government.
After the meeting, which started on Wednesday 1.30pm and ended on Thursday 3.30am, the two bodies agreed that NARD members should hold their NEC meeting on Friday to call
off the strike.
But 48 hours after the supposed meeting to call off the strike, the doctors have continued to keep silent about the industrial action, fueling speculations that they may have again rejected the terms of settlement signed with government.
One of the terms of settlement was for the doctors to meet on Friday
once they started receiving alert for the shortfall in their salaries,
which was one of their grievances.
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It was learnt that efforts was made to get the officails of the association to state the reason why they have not called off the strike failed as none of them picked up their calls.
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