Doctors in Nigeria begin indefinite strike

Doctors in Nigeria have begun an indefinite strike, demanding that outstanding salaries be paid. The industrial action is taking place whilst the country is in the middle of a vaccination campaign effort aimed at curbing the spread of Covid-19. We hear the thoughts of Dr Kafayat Muibi, Financial Secretary of Resident Doctors at University College Hospital in Ibadan.

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(Photo: Health workers receive Covid-19 vaccines State Hospital in Abuja, Nigeria; Credit: Adam Abu-bashal/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)