TETFund's Echono Launches 13 Projects at Health University

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) commissioned 13 projects at the Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare (FUHSA) in Bauchi State, aimed at improving medical education, research, and healthcare delivery in Nigeria. Arc. Sonny Echono, the Executive Secretary of TETFund, announced this on Friday, emphasizing the importance of continued investment in training health professionals amidst the migration of Nigerian medical personnel, often referred to as the "japa syndrome." Echono stated that rather than fearing this trend, Nigeria should focus on increasing its capacity to produce medical professionals, which could yield significant economic benefits.
He noted that Nigerian medical professionals abroad could contribute to national development through remittances and knowledge transfer. The commissioned projects include modern laboratories, lecture theatres, student hostels, and research centres, designed to enhance the training environment for future healthcare professionals.
Echono praised the university's governing council and management for their efforts since its establishment in 2021, highlighting TETFund's commitment to supporting specialized medical education.
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