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NARD backs LAUTECH hospital doctors, threatens nationwide strike

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NARD supports LAUTECH Teaching Hospital resident doctors’ strike over welfare issues, warning of potential nationwide NARD strike if demands are not met. Read More: https://punchng.com/nard-backs-lautech-hospital-doctors-threatens-nationwide-strike/

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