The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged newly inducted medical graduates to stop joining incessant strikes by doctors.
Labor and Employment Minister, Chris Ngige, gave advice in Abuja at the induction of six medical graduates into the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN).
Ngige, whose son, Andrew, was among the inductees, urged the medical graduates to be of good behavior and uphold the highest ethical standards in the course of their duties.
A statement yesterday in Abuja by the Deputy Director of Press and Public Relations in the Federal Ministry of Labor and Employment, Charles Akpan, said the minister reminded the inductees that the medical profession is a noble one, hence, the need for them to abstain from any conduct that could bring their esteemed profession to disrepute.
MDCN Registrar, Tajudeen Sanusi, told the inductees that they were ethically bound to do certain things as medical doctors.
