 The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, has warned that the federal government will no longer tolerate strike that does not follow due process by any union. During his transition period of the administration of President Muhammad Wairi, Senator Ngige issued a warning shortly after receiving an award of excellence conferred on him by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors and ARD at a 42nd annual General Meeting Scientific Conference of the Association. At the award event, the new leadership of ARD rates some concerns of the doctors, including the review of the Consolidated Medical Salary Scale Comments, the structure of the correction of some minor errors in the secular on the upward review of the medical residency training fund MRTF, non-taxation of the call duty allowance and non-payment of the new hazard allowances to house officers. Speaking on the review of comments, Ngige noted that the committee had already been put in place at the federal Ministry of Health, which was working internally for the time being but would swing into action next week to dialogue with the resident doctors and members of the joint health sector union, Johesu. notified about fresh news updates.