EFCC Raid Triggers Indefinite Strike at Uyo Teaching Hospital

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) denied assaulting or arresting anyone during its visit to the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH). The EFCC said operatives were attacked and trapped inside the hospital during the operation, which led to doctors starting an indefinite strike. The strike has disrupted medical services in Uyo, raising concerns about patient care and hospital functioning.

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•The EFCC visited UUTH on May 12, 2026, as part of an official investigation.
•EFCC operatives reported being attacked and trapped inside the hospital during the visit.
•Doctors at UUTH began an indefinite strike on May 12, 2026, in response to the EFCC operation.
•The strike has caused significant disruption to healthcare services at UUTH.
•The EFCC denied any assault or arrests took place during the hospital visit.

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▸If the EFCC provides clear evidence supporting its investigation the strike may end as hospital staff cooperate with authorities, restoring healthcare services in Uyo.

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