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Lawal employs 16 Zamfara nursing graduates from Sudan

By Oluyemi Ogunseyin
25 January 2025   |   2:35 pm
Governor Dauda Lawal has offered automatic employment to 16 Zamfara State nursing graduates from the Sudan International University. According to a statement by the Zamfara State Government, Lawal on Thursday, presented the nursing graduates with their certificates from Sudan International University at the government house in Gusau. No fewer than 66 students, sponsored by the…
Governor Dauda Lawal has offered automatic employment to 16 Zamfara State nursing graduates from the Sudan International University.

Governor Dauda Lawal has offered automatic employment to 16 Zamfara State nursing graduates from the Sudan International University.

According to a statement by the Zamfara State Government, Lawal on Thursday, presented the nursing graduates with their certificates from Sudan International University at the government house in Gusau.

No fewer than 66 students, sponsored by the Zamfara State Government, were evacuated from Sudan in 2023 due to the ongoing conflict in the East African country.

The statement noted that 16 of the 66 evacuated students were nursing students who could not take their final exams before the war began.

“In September 2023, Governor Dauda Lawal took a compassionate step to assist the 66 Zamfara students evacuated from Sudan,” the statement read.

On the governor’s directives, the Zamfara Commissioner for Education liaised with the Sudanese University management to conduct exams for the 16 final year students, which was held in Nigeria.

The Sudan International University has sent the certificate of all the 16 nursing students who passed the examination, which was presented to them by the governor.

During the certificate presentation, Governor Lawal encouraged the graduates to serve as good ambassadors for Zamfara and to participate in the government’s mission to rescue the state.

“A state of emergency has been declared in education by my administration, addressing the critical situation in Zamfara state,” Lawal said.

“We are currently making notable strides and will persist in investing substantial resources in education as it forms the foundation of an improved society.

“The commissioner had explained what we experienced leading up to your graduation. We are proud of you.

“We are constructing and rehabilitating hospitals all over the state, but that is not the case. You can’t build structures without the requisite workforce, so you came at the right time.

“You have pursued a field with significant benefits, nursing, and as a result, you will all be granted automatic employment with the Zamfara State Government. The Head of Service will officially confirm your employment in the Zamfara Civil Service. Congratulations.”

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