PAMO University Graduates 126 Medical Professionals to Address Nigeria's Healthcare Manpower Shortage
PAMO University's recent graduation ceremony in Port Harcourt celebrated the graduation of 126 medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and laboratory scientists. The university aims to bridge the healthcare manpower gap in Nigeria and contribute to addressing the ongoing mass migration of medical professionals seeking better opportunities.
Dr. Peter Odili, the university's founder and pro-chancellor, highlighted the importance of investing in education and healthcare, particularly primary healthcare. The ceremony underscored the need for states to support education and healthcare to improve the nation's healthcare system.
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