Medical lecturers to begin three-day warning strike on Tuesday
The Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics, NAMDA, says it has concluded plans to embark on a three day warning strike on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 across medical schools in the country. The acting National Secretary General of the association, Prof. Aniekan Peter, in a statement made available to journalists in Uyo on Wednesday, said the […] Medical lecturers to begin three-day…
The Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics (NAMDA) has announced plans for a three-day warning strike to commence on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, across medical schools in Nigeria. This decision follows a meeting of the National Emergency Council. Acting National Secretary General, Prof. Aniekan Peter, expressed regret that the Federal Government has ignored the concerns of medical lecturers despite the scarcity of these crucial professionals and the "Japa syndrome."
NAMDA criticizes the government's failure to prioritize the welfare of lecturers over the rapid production of medical doctors and its inability to finalize negotiations on lecturers' conditions of service and formalize the CONMESS salary structure. Other grievances include non-payment of MCATA, EAA, and excess workload allowance. NAMDA urges the Federal Government to address these issues before the strike becomes necessary.
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