MINISTER WIKE'S SON GRADUATES IN LONDON, UK. (PHOTOS).

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 MINISTER WIKE'S SON GRADUATES IN LONDON, UK.  The Minister of the FCT shared all these photos on his official Facebook handle with the caption: "Happy to witness, alongside my wife, the graduation ceremony of our son, Jordan, who just earned a Master of Laws (LLM) Degree at the Queen Mary University of London, UK. As a father, I am happy for the progress Jordan, is making in the pursuit of his career.". More photos below. 
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RESIDENT DOCTORS SUSPEND STRIKE AFTER ONDO GOVT'S SWIFT INTERVENTION. (PHOTO).

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 Resident Doctors Suspend Strike After Ondo Government’s Swift Intervention


Resident doctors at the University of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital (UNIMEDTHC), Ondo Town, have called off their strike less than 24 hours after the Ondo State Government addressed their key demands.  


The doctors had embarked on industrial action earlier in the week over unpaid emoluments and poor working conditions. Despite appeals for patience by the hospital’s management, the doctors insisted on tangible resolutions.  


However, the Association of Resident Doctors’ Chairperson, Olagbe Kehinde, announced the suspension on Friday, crediting Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s prompt response.  


“The government has fulfilled critical demands, including payment of outstanding salaries, with assurances to address other issues such as the Medical Residency Training Fund and infrastructure improvements in 2025,” Mr. Kehinde stated.  


He further emphasized the doctors’ commitment to collaboration with the government to enhance healthcare delivery in Ondo State.

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