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The employment of these individuals, selected from each local council, originated from the recommendation of Professor Ali Pate, the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Professor Pate praised their selection as the best among 360,000 applicants, emphasising the merit-based nature of the process.
President Bola Tinubu has approved the employment of 774 National Health Fellows. This will be part of an initiative by the Federal Ministry of Health to drive sustained improvements in Nigeria’s healthcare system. President Tinubu announced the employment of the fellows during the program’s inauguration at the State House. He commended the bold initiative and the rigorous selection process, emphasising their significance.
The employment of these individuals, selected from each local council, originated from the recommendation of Professor Ali Pate, the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Professor Pate praised their selection as the best among 360,000 applicants, emphasizing the merit-based nature of the process.
The President’s unexpected gesture received enthusiastic applause from the fellows and other guests at the event. President Tinubu commended the bold initiative and the thorough selection process, underscoring its importance.
President Tinubu stated that the National Health Fellows initiative is one of several avenues provided by his administration to empower Nigerian youth, enabling them to excel and contribute to national development.
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The President urged the fellows, pioneers in the health service program, to fully embrace the opportunities and see themselves as future leaders of Nigeria’s healthcare system.
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