Lagos nurses kick against N20,000 demand for retirement celebration - Punch Newspapers

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Some nurses in the Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State have kicked against the demand of N20,000 from apex nurses in the area as contribution for the retirement celebration of the Directorate Apex, Kudirat Odunoye.

“We are mandated to pay the money between October and November and she has threatened to deal with any nurse that does not pay the money. She made the threat in a meeting and requested the names of any nurse that refused to pay the money. The demand is fraudulent; it is oppression of the highest order.”

“She is the director of all the head nurses in the area, who are further obligated to make nurses under them pay the money. I know two nurses who were forced to pay,” the nurse said.One of the chats read, “Good evening, great nurses.

The Chairman of the committee, who identified herself only as Onigbanjo, said, “There is nothing like that, although our Directorate Apex is retiring by the grace of God by January 2022 and we as nurses believe that for someone that has served humanity and the state for 35 years, we should give her a befitting send-off.

 

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The kind of things that happen in this country ehn

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Guess the director no dey good to them

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