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Tinubu Moves To Stem Doctors’ Japa, Recruits 30,000 Health Workers

🇳🇬 Nigeria · Politics · 14 h ago
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President Tinubu reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to championing comprehensive health sector reforms to make healthcare delivery more accessible, affordable, and efficient for all Nigerians.
Independent sources: 4 · Extraordinaire People News, Prime Post, Naija News
Tinubu Moves To Stem Doctors’ Japa, Recruits 30,000 Health Workers
Independent sources: 4 · News Focus, Tribune Online, Naija News
ABUJA — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has pledged to intensify efforts to stem the migration of Nigerian health professionals, popularly known as japa, while encouraging skilled medical personnel abroad to return and serve the country and the West African sub-region.
Independent sources: 4 · News Focus, Prime Post, Naija News
FG intensifies healthcare reforms The President said the Federal Government had undertaken far-reaching reforms to improve healthcare infrastructure, strengthen primary healthcare delivery and advance universal health coverage.
Independent sources: 4 · News Focus, Tribune Online, Prime Post
He said the Federal Government would continue to work with relevant ministries, professional bodies and educational institutions to strengthen postgraduate medical education and develop the next generation of specialist physicians.
Independent sources: 4 · News Focus, Tribune Online, Prime Post
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