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Governor Buni Approves Employment Of 424 Health Workers

by Hussaini Jirgi
9 months ago
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Yobe State governor, Mai Mala Buni, has approved the employment of 424 health professionals to be deployed to health facilities across the state.

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The governor approved the employment of 205 nurses and midwives who graduated from the state-owned Shehu Sule College of Nursing and Midwifery.

Similarly, the governor has approved the employment of 219 health technicians with speciality in different fields to meet the hospital’s professional requirements.

According to him, the newly employed health workers are to be deployed in rural and urban areas to provide efficient services to people across the state.
Buni noted that the employment was in line with his administration’s policy of providing accessible and affordable healthcare to the people.

He charged the newly employed workers with being dedicated to their duties to justify the government’s investment and confidence in them.

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The governor assured that healthcare delivery would continue to be on his administration’s priority list.
Buni noted that the government would continue to provide hospitals with the required facilities, medical consumables, and qualified staff to improve healthcare delivery in the state continuously.

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