Yobe State's Kidney Disease Research Nears Completion

Professor Maina, the lead investigator at the Biomed Research Training Centre at Yobe State University, announced on Thursday that research into kidney disease in Yobe State is nearing completion. This study seeks to uncover the causes of kidney disease that has claimed lives in the region, particularly in the Bade Local Government Area.

The research is at an advanced stage, with findings expected to be ready within the next few months, providing valuable insights to address kidney-related health challenges in the region. Professor Maina emphasized the necessity of conducting experiments to unravel the causes of kidney disease affecting the local population.

The establishment of a permanent biomed facility at Yobe State University is seen as a significant step towards making Yobe a center for biomedical research innovation. The initiative aims to train 1,000 professionals through workshops, fellowships, and specialized programs.

Governor Mai Mala Buni and Deputy Governor Idi Bard Gubana praised the efforts of Professor Maina and the Biomed Research Training Centre, describing the establishment of the center as a major milestone for Yobe State.