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Summary: Other demands include the immediate employment of additional doctors and the creation of more favourable working conditions.
Resident doctors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have confirmed the government’s partial implementation of their demands, but say the indefinite strike will continue until all outstanding issues are addressed.
In an update issued on Wednesday, the President of the Association of Resident Doctors, FCTA chapter (ARD-FCTA), George Ebong, said some doctors who had been owed salaries and training funds had finally received payment after years of waiting.
According to Mr Ebong,
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