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Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has flagged off the distribution of medical equipment to 290 Primary Healthcare Centres to promote efficiency.
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The governor explained that the initiative’s impact goes beyond the medical equipment but underscored the administration’s determination to invest heavily in the healthcare workforce, their training, and providing an enabling environment for professional excellence.
“Our goal is to provide them with the tools they need to make informed decisions, deliver precise diagnoses, and administer effective treatments”, the governor stressed.
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Senator Uba Sani extended his gratitude to his government’s partners cutting across public and private sectors, “who have collaborated with us to make this vision a reality.”
He described the distribution of the equipment as a “testament to the power of collective action in achieving sustainable development”.
The governor commended the health workers for their sacrifices, describing them as “the heart and souls of our healthcare system”, pointing out that “these investments are a testament to our faith in your abilities”.
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