Former DG NIMR. Immediate Past President of the Nigerian Medical Association. Vice Chancellor, Federal University Of Health Sciences, Otukpo.
Nigeria
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Because we care about our colleagues, the NMA President engages with the Committee of CMDs and MDs.
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The NMA President @IAOUjah and National Officers Committee earlier in the week paid a courtesy call on the Governor of @ekitistategov and Chairman Nigerian Governors Forum(NGF) @kfayemi
Our asks were accepted. Thanks, Your Excellency.
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The Governor and his deputy would be leading the rest of the state as they receive their vaccination on March 10th.
Ekiti continues to lead as a model sub-national government with integrated and holistic responses to tackle #COVID19 and cushion its economic impact on the people.
Prof. Innocent Ujah mni retweeted
Governor Fayemi stated that the Risk Communications officials are also being trained to tackle misinformation across the 16 LGAs of the state ahead of the rollout of the #COVID19 vaccines in Ekiti.
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The multimedia campaign which includes billboards, radio jingles, and a TV commercial, complements the existing efforts of the Fayemi administration to curtail the spread of the virus in Ekiti.
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Prof Ujah emphasized that the #COVID19 Prevention campaign embarked upon by the state government will encourage the public to adopt prevention protocols such as wearing masks, frequent washing of hands, and social distancing in the state.
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ADO-EKITI | Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Governor Fayemi @kfayemi received the President of @nmanigeria, Prof (Dr) Innocent Ujah at the Governor’s Office, Ado Ekiti. Prof Ujah commended the Governor for taking proactive steps to curtail the spread of the #COVID19 virus in Ekiti State.
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NMA engages National Primary Health Care Development Agency @NphcdaNG on #COVID19 Vaccine, Basic Healthcare Provision Fund #BHCPF and improved synergy between the two partners. Thank you @drfaisalshuaib for hosting our National Officers’ Committee.
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Let us act now!
Here’s a message from our President, Prof @IAOUjah on today being #WorldCancerDay #worldcancerday2021
#IAmAndIWill
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5. @IAOUjah also advised Medical Students to continue in their good act of Unity and Support for a better Healthcare System. He finally appreciated the @NiMSA_Nigeria National President, @DanbubaU for his continues support to NMA.
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4. i. Advanced Healthcare Development Fund ii. Federal Tertiary Teaching Hospital Development Tax Fund iii. Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria iv. Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo, Benue State and v. National Maternal and Petinatal Death Surveillance.
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3. Briefing Medical Students after the session, the @nmanigeria President, @IAOUjah applauded @nassnigeria for giving good hearing to Nigerian citizens, in call for improved Health Practices in Nigerian Medical Institutions. The five bills, all related to health include:
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1. @NiMSA_Nigeria Joined in support, the Stakeholders Senate Public Hearing and Presentation of Memoranda on Five Key Health Bills.
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We wait, hopefully, patiently!
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@nassnigeria
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The reopening of schools is a sentimental decision, says Prof. Innocent Ujah, President of the Nigeria Medical Association.
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The Plateau State Governor, Rt Hon. Simon Lalong played host to the leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association and has this message for Nigerian Doctors.
Read:
radionigeriaabuja.gov.ng/lal…
