Protesters Observe Jumu'ah Prayer at OAUTHC Protest Ground Amid Unpaid Salary Crisis

Abdulbasit Abdulkareem

Employees of the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex (OAUTHC) continued their protest for the second consecutive day, with a notable interlude for Jumu'ah prayer at the protest ground.

The ongoing demonstration, triggered by months of enduring work without pay, has brought attention to the financial struggles faced by the embattled staff members. The protesters, undeterred by the challenges they face, assembled in front of OAUTHC, where they observed the Jumu'ah prayer as a collective expression of unity and determination.

The protest, which began on Thursday, saw the protesters wielding placards with compelling messages such as "Pay us our salary OAUTHC" and "Our demand is clear. Pay our 14 months' salary." These slogans reflect the depth of frustration and the unwavering call for justice among the unpaid staff.

Notably, the struggle and demonstration were sustained until late into the night yesterday, underscoring the relentless commitment of the protesters to their cause.

This unrest follows a recent report by OAU Kilonshele, shedding light on the termination of employment for over 2,000 individuals by the OAUTHC management. Allegedly linked to fraudulent activities related to job racketeering between 2022 and 2023, these terminations have heightened tensions among the affected staff members.

As the protest continued on Friday, February 2nd, the atmosphere remained charged with emotion and determination. The sustained nature of this demonstration emphasizes the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for resolution.

The protesters, undeterred by the challenges they face, made a powerful statement by incorporating Jumu'ah prayer into their protest. This symbolic act not only showcased their unity but also underscored the seriousness of their demands.

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