THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY VOL.3. No. 55 SEPTEMBER 2023 EDITION
- Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria Governors' Forum Publishing 2023
- Vol. 3. No. 55 September, 2023. 39p. 29.7cm illu., contains images
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- THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .
This issue is a treasure trove of insightful articles, offering a comprehensive overview of developments across states in various sectors.
In a groundbreaking collaboration, the NGF has joined forces with the UK-Nigeria Infrastructure Advisory Facility (UKNIAF) to embark on a monumental journey into the unexplored realms of subnational electrification. This partnership represents a significant milestone in our nation's progress, promising a future where every corner of Nigeria is illuminated, bringing hope and prosperity to all.
In the realm of healthcare, His Excellency Abiodun Oyebanji, the Executive Governor of Ekiti State, has declared free malaria treatment for children under five years, pregnant women, and the elderly in the state. Additionally, free delivery services for pregnant women will be available in all 177 primary health care centers across the state under the Ulera Wa Scheme. The inauguration of the fully equipped Okesa Comprehensive Health Centre in Ado Ekiti marks a significant milestone, showcasing our commitment to accessible and advanced healthcare.
Furthermore, this issue features a thought-provoking article titled ‘Addressing the Breast Cancer Crisis in Nigeria: A Call to Action for State Leaders’ by Maryam Musa Yahaya, Public Health Consultant at the NGF Secretariat. This article provides a quantitative analysis of the breast cancer crisis, highlights disparities affecting breast cancer patients, and presents policy recommendations for addressing this pressing issue in Nigeria.
In another remarkable endeavor, Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has pledged to clear the daunting backlog of N20 billion pensions left by his predecessor. His dedication, expressed passionately during a celebration organized by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Plateau, underscores his commitment to restoring the state to its former glory. Discover the governor's transformative vision and plans to bring prosperity back to Plateau.
This edition extends its scope beyond the healthcare and power sector, delving into developments across various sectors, including education, agriculture, and the economy.
You are invited to immerse yourselves in the wealth of knowledge presented within these pages, showcasing the efforts of our leaders and the promising future they are shaping for our great nation.
2714-5107
HEALTH--ELECTRICITY--AGRICULTURE
NGF EXE SUM. VOL.3. No. 55 SEPTEMBER 2023 EDITION / No. 55
This issue is a treasure trove of insightful articles, offering a comprehensive overview of developments across states in various sectors.
In a groundbreaking collaboration, the NGF has joined forces with the UK-Nigeria Infrastructure Advisory Facility (UKNIAF) to embark on a monumental journey into the unexplored realms of subnational electrification. This partnership represents a significant milestone in our nation's progress, promising a future where every corner of Nigeria is illuminated, bringing hope and prosperity to all.
In the realm of healthcare, His Excellency Abiodun Oyebanji, the Executive Governor of Ekiti State, has declared free malaria treatment for children under five years, pregnant women, and the elderly in the state. Additionally, free delivery services for pregnant women will be available in all 177 primary health care centers across the state under the Ulera Wa Scheme. The inauguration of the fully equipped Okesa Comprehensive Health Centre in Ado Ekiti marks a significant milestone, showcasing our commitment to accessible and advanced healthcare.
Furthermore, this issue features a thought-provoking article titled ‘Addressing the Breast Cancer Crisis in Nigeria: A Call to Action for State Leaders’ by Maryam Musa Yahaya, Public Health Consultant at the NGF Secretariat. This article provides a quantitative analysis of the breast cancer crisis, highlights disparities affecting breast cancer patients, and presents policy recommendations for addressing this pressing issue in Nigeria.
In another remarkable endeavor, Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has pledged to clear the daunting backlog of N20 billion pensions left by his predecessor. His dedication, expressed passionately during a celebration organized by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Plateau, underscores his commitment to restoring the state to its former glory. Discover the governor's transformative vision and plans to bring prosperity back to Plateau.
This edition extends its scope beyond the healthcare and power sector, delving into developments across various sectors, including education, agriculture, and the economy.
You are invited to immerse yourselves in the wealth of knowledge presented within these pages, showcasing the efforts of our leaders and the promising future they are shaping for our great nation.
2714-5107
HEALTH--ELECTRICITY--AGRICULTURE
NGF EXE SUM. VOL.3. No. 55 SEPTEMBER 2023 EDITION / No. 55