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LUTH resident doctors embark on indefinite strike over accommodation, unpaid salaries

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Resident doctors at LUTH begin an indefinite strike on July 20, 2026, demanding improved accommodation, payment of unpaid salaries, and restoration of call Read More: https://punchng.com/luth-resident-doctors-embark-on-indefinite-strike-over-accommodation-unpaid-salaries/

LUTH resident doctors embark on indefinite strike over accommodation, unpaid salaries

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