Oyo To Recruit 200 Health Workers To Prevent Disease Outbreak

The waste management consultant to Oyo State government, Mottainai Recycling Ltd. has announced plans to recruit 200 environmental health workers to forestall outbreak of diseases Chief strategy officer of the firm, in the state, Ms Uloma Airhienbuwa, made this known in a statement yesterday.

Airhienbuwa said the environmental health workers would educate the people on the best sanitary practices.

“We have concluded arrangements to recruit about 200 environmental health officers to forestall outbreak of diseases in Oyo State,” she said.

Airhienbuwa called on residents of the state to be conscious of their environment and support the efforts of the government to ensure healthy environment.

She added that the ad-hoc environmental health officers to be recruited would be deployed to all the local government areas of the state.

RELATED

Rivers Police Dismantle Interstate Car Snatching Syndicate

34 minutes ago

FCT Polls: Crisis Rocks APC Over Alleged Plan To Drop Chairmanship Candidate

47 minutes ago

Airhienbuwa added that they would educate residents on the best sanitary practices to avoid the spread of transmittable and communicable diseases.

She said the ad-hoc environmental health officers would be deployed at the state’s gateways to ensure and adequate disease prevention measures across the state boundaries.

“Globally, the job of environmental health officers as preventive health workers are important in keeping our environment healthy and clean at all times.

“We are seeking to employ environmental health officers, technologists, technicians and health assistants for efficient waste management in the state,” she said.

“All qualified candidates can log on to https://bit.ly/EHO-Recruitment to apply. The job opening will close on Aug. 14, 2023.

“Interested candidates could also call +234 700 080 0700 or 08181900004 (whatsapp) for further enquiries,” she said.

Airhienbuwa urged the residents to cooperate with the government in provision of healthy and sustainable waste management to prevent outbreak of diseases in the state. (NAN)