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Health workers have something to smile about after their allowances were increased.
FCT Minister, Musa Bello
Nigeria's Minister of the FCT, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello has
approved the increment of hazard allowances for doctors, nurses, lab
scientists, pharmacists, drivers and cleaners in Abuja.
This was made public in a statement by the FCT Health Secretary, Dr. Kawu.
The daily hazard fees for COVID-19 frontline health workers in the
FCT, has been increased to N50,000 for Medical Doctors, N30,000 for
Nurses, Lab Scientists, Pharmacists: N30,000 and N20,000 daily for
cleaners, wards head and drivers.
Prior to the approval, Nigerian medical doctors earn a monthly hazard allowance of N5,000.
But the Minister was quoted as saying, “Doctors who care for
Coronavirus patients will get a hazard fee of 50,000 per day. Nurses,
lab scientists and pharmacists will get a hazard fee of 30,000 per day,
and ward heads, cleaners and drivers who handle Coronavirus patients
will get a hazard fee of 20,000 per day.”
Meanwhile, after recording 4 Coronavirus cases on Wednesday in
Abuja, the FCT now has 54 confirmed cases of the virus. 7 cases have
been discharged.
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