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Hospital Strike Suspended After Ministry Intervention Over Director Dispute

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The Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals suspended its strike at University College Hospital, Ibadan, for two weeks after the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare intervened in the dispute. The union, which began striking on September 16, demanded the unconditional reinstatement of Dr. Adeyinka Ishola as Director of Pharmaceutical Services. The union warned that it could launch a nationwide solidarity strike if the matter remains unresolved after the two-week suspension period.

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The dispute centers on Dr. Ishola's status, with the union arguing that his redeployment as Head of Unit constitutes a demotion. The intervention by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, which is part of the federal government, highlights the regulatory oversight involved in resolving the labor action at the hospital.

Police officers were referred to University College Hospital in Ibadan, Osun State.

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