Uba Sani Establishes Nursing College in Kaduna State

Governor Uba Sani has signed an Executive Bill establishing the Kaduna State College of Post-Basic Nursing Sciences in Rigasa, Igabi Local Government Area. This initiative aims to address the shortage of specialist nurses and improve medical services in the state.
The bill was signed on Wednesday as part of the governor's health sector reforms. The college will focus on advanced nursing training, producing specialists in various fields, and enhancing maternal and child care, emergency response, and intensive care services.
The institution will operate as a specialized tertiary training college, with its main campus in Rigasa and potential for additional campuses. It will offer programs in midwifery, psychiatric nursing, perioperative nursing, and more.
The college will also promote research and partnerships with hospitals and universities. A Governing Council and an Academic Board will oversee the institution.
All programs will meet the accreditation requirements of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. This initiative is part of broader reforms, including upgrading healthcare facilities and workforce development.
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