The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) at Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) is still on strike, disrupting healthcare services for the eighth day.The doctors are demanding immediate action to fix their living conditions and meal provisions.

They claim that the unfinished renovation of their residential quarters has forced many to sleep in cars or hospital areas while working long shifts without meals.This situation affects their safety and ability to provide care.The ARD says the government must fund the renovations to restore basic working conditions.They also highlight that call duty meals are essential for uninterrupted patient care, unlike other hospitals.The strike shows ongoing tensions between staff and management over welfare issues.Without urgent intervention, healthcare disruptions will continue, affecting patients' access to critical services.