NPMCN fellows charge govt to improve teaching facilities at medical institutions

To ensure practitioners in the medical field receive sufficient training and exposure, new fellows of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN), Lagos, have challenged the Federal Government to improve teaching facilities in the school and all affiliated institutions.

Ujunwa Atueyi

Education

NPMCN fellows charge govt to improve teaching facilities at medical institutions

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