Medical doctors in Ondo State under the aegis of Nigerian Medical Association, have called on the state government to pay their members their hazard allowance.
The state chairman of the association, Dr Omosehin Adeyemi-Osowe, made the plea during the 46th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference of the association, themed, ‘Medicine and the future economy: The Ondo State doctor,’ held in Akure, the state capital. He said, “When our exco came in in 2022, we paid the governor courtesy visit and he made several promises. He promised us that he would pay us our salary arrears by December last year, and in all honesty he fulfilled the promise. Currently, our salaries are being paid as and when due.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
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