Kano Governor Yusuf Recruits Over 2,000 Health Workers
On September 30, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano announced the recruitment of over 2,000 health workers during an official event at the Government House. This recruitment, which includes 250 medical doctors, 40 pharmacists, 250 nurses, 250 midwives, 150 senior community health extension workers, 50 junior community health extension workers, and 50 epidemiologists, aims to address the critical shortage of health personnel exacerbated by the migration of professionals.
The governor emphasized that the new personnel would strengthen hospitals and primary healthcare centers, particularly those facing acute shortages. He also highlighted ongoing improvements in healthcare infrastructure, including renovations and upgrades to several health facilities such as Hajiya Bello Paediatric Hospital and Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital.
Additionally, 12 primary healthcare centers have been upgraded to secondary facilities. Yusuf urged the newly appointed workers to uphold professionalism and compassion in their service, assuring continued investment in healthcare delivery across the state.
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