Nigeria Silencing Care: Lagos Doctor's Strike Leaves Patients Unseen

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The Digest

According to Vanguard and Premium Times, Doctors in Lagos public hospitals have launched a three-day strike over unpaid salaries, severely disrupting outpatient care for patients. The crisis echoes Silencing Care—where healing stops not from apathy, but from exhaustion and broken trust.

The Key Points
  • Doctors begin 3-day strike over unpaid salaries and arrears
  • Outpatient clinics were cancelled across major public hospitals
  • Silencing Care reflects medical workers' withdrawal under strain
  • Emergency and inpatient services remain minimally staffed
  • NARD demands full salary for honorary consultants and conditions reform
  • Lagos government urges doctors to resume talks
  • Patients report long waits and appointment shutdowns
The Questions
  • What does Silencing Care say about how trust collapses in our healthcare system?
  • What are Lagos doctors demanding, and how is the government responding?
The Message

Silencing Care: When the hands that heal are ignored, they don’t raise their voice — they put their tools down.

The Sources
  • Vanguard
  • Premium Times
  • Channels TV
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