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FCT resident doctors begin 7-day warning strike

EditorBy EditorSeptember 8, 2025Updated:September 8, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Resident doctors in the Federal Capital Territory have announced a warning strike that will last for seven days.

The decision was shared on Monday in a statement signed by the group’s president, George Ebong, and other leaders.

The doctors said the FCT health system has had serious problems for a long time and called for urgent and major changes.

Ebong explained that doctors are under a lot of stress because they often have to work in several departments at the same time.

More information will be shared soon.

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