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Resident doctors threaten nationwide strike over unpaid arrears

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Nigerian resident doctors threaten a nationwide strike from August 10, 2026, over unpaid salary arrears, allowances, and poor working conditions. Read More: https://punchng.com/resident-doctors-threaten-nationwide-strike-over-unpaid-arrears/

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