It also urged the Federal Government to respect all agreements it had with the union.
JOHESU chairman, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital (UATH) chapter, Stephen Oricha, in a petition made available to the Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, pointed out that both health officials passed through the university, yet prominence was given to one group without considering the other.
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He blamed successive administrations for refusing to admit the fact that resident doctors could not solely provide needed medical services but with support from the health workers.
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He listed the purported low level workers to include pharmacists, nurses, physiotherapists, medical laboratory scientists, health information officers, optometrists, nutritionists/dieticians, administrative and finance officers, dental therapists/technologists and every other worker except medical doctors.
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