NMA to Elect New Leaders at 66th Conference in Kano

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) is set to conduct its 66th annual general conference in Kano, scheduled for May 3, 2026, where approximately 1,000 delegates will elect new national officers. This election marks a historic shift as it will be the first to follow a newly amended constitution allowing for delegate-based elections.
NMA Secretary General Ben Egbo dismissed claims of a crisis within the association, emphasizing that the election process will remain credible and guided by the constitution. NMA President Bala Muhammad Audu is expected to host the event, which will include delegates from 37 state branches and eight affiliated bodies.
The conference theme focuses on bridging research, policy, and practice to strengthen Nigeria's health system. Despite some internal disagreements, Egbo maintained that actions taken regarding disqualified candidates were in line with NMA's constitutional guidelines.
Preparations for the conference are underway, with security agencies engaged to ensure a smooth event.
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