Sanwo-Olu pledged that the government’s sincerity in the implementation of all that was agreed on, to the delight of the representatives of the nurses.
”We prioritise quality healthcare delivery in Lagos State and our nurses are very important to achieving our objective,” he said.
On his part, the Chairman, Lagos State Council of the Nigerian Association of Nurses and Midwives, Mr Olurotimi Awojide, thanked Gov. Sanwo-Olu for acceding to most of their requests.
Awojide described the governor as a true leader and father who cared about his children.
He promised to call an emergency congress of the association on Monday, where the union would announce its decision to call off the planned industrial action.
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