Nigeria, Aug. 1 -- The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives has officially called off its warning strike, the Minister of Health, Ali Pate, had confirmed.

The decision was taken after several agreements were reached between the government and the leadership of the association.

Despite the positive outcome, union leaders opted not to speak to the media following the meeting.

The nurses and midwives began a nationwide warning strike on July 29, primarily due to unmet demands related to welfare, fair allowances, and improved working conditions in federal health institutions.

The strike had dramatic effects on public health services across the country and was initially set to continue until August 5.

Prior to the strike, ...