Members of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) have issued a seven- day ultimatum to the state government over poor welfare packages.
NMA’s position was contained in a communique issued by the association after its Ordinary General Meeting in Akure.
They frowned at the continued exodus of doctors from the state, non-implementation of the approved hazard allowance and disparities in the salaries of doctors in the state.
The doctors however, resolved after the meeting that the state government should fast track the recruitment of health personnel in the state.
They also resolved that the implementation of the grade level 13 step 2 as a point of entry for medical doctors should be implemented if the government wants doctors to take up employment with Ondo State Civil Service.
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