Resident Doctors Replies Reps, Reveals Position On Five-Year Compulsory Service

Resident Doctors Replies Reps, Reveals Position On Five-Year Compulsory Service

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has spoken out against a House of Representatives bill that would require Nigeria-trained medical and dental practitioners to practice for five years before receiving a full license.

NARD stated its position in a communique issued at the conclusion of the association’s emergency extended National Officers’ Committee (NOC) meeting, which lasted nearly the entire weekend.

According to a statement on Monday, the resident doctors were shocked by the action of the bill’s sponsor, Honourable Ganiyu Johnson (APC/Lagos).

The doctors also decried the Federal Government’s failure to pay members’ salaries as the current administration winds down.

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“The extended NOC observed with shock and disappointment, the infuriating attempts by Honourable Ganiyu Abiodun Johnson and the Federal House of Representatives to enslave Nigerian-Trained Medical Doctors for five years post-graduation before they can be issued full practicing licenses or allowed to travel abroad if they so wished,” the communique read.

“The extended NOC decried the inability of the Federal Government to review the CONMESS salary structure despite several promises, even with the imminent change in Government.”

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