ALLI FAULTS MAKINDE OVER DOCTORS’ STRIKE
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Sharafadeen Alli, has criticised Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde over the ongoing doctors’ strike, accusing the state government of failing to adequately address the concerns of health workers.
Alli reportedly faulted the governor for what he described as a lack of attention to the industrial dispute, arguing that the situation was affecting healthcare delivery across the state.
He also accused Makinde of prioritising his alleged presidential ambition over the welfare of residents, particularly those who depend on public hospitals for medical services.
The criticism comes amid concerns over the impact of industrial action by doctors on patients, hospital operations and access to essential medical care in Oyo State.
The strike has brought renewed attention to the relationship between the state government and healthcare workers, as well as the need to resolve disputes affecting the health sector.
Alli’s comments represent the APC chieftain’s position on the dispute. Details of the government’s latest response and the specific demands of the striking doctors were not included in the information provided.
