JOHESU said, “There were different errors that were made – some people were disengaged based on saying that there was an embargo on employment when they were employed. We had asked for the letter of the embargo that time, they could not produce any letter to that effect. We have instructed our affected members that they should let us know, we are still compiling names of affected workers. “I believe that by this, a lot of accreditation will be lost in that hospital and without accreditation, there is nothing like a teaching hospital. If the teaching hospital is removed from the health sector in Ekiti State, there is nothing in the sector again.

Source: Punch January 02, 2020 12:16 UTC