26 h. ago Nigerian healthcare worker jailed in the UK for kissing patient

Adewale Kudabo, a former healthcare assistant at York Hospital, has been sentenced to one year in prison for sexually assaulting read more Nigerian healthcare worker jailed in the UK for kissing patient

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7 d. ago First Lady distributes 10,000 professional kits to midwives in South East

From Jude Chinedu, Enugu Nigeria’s First Lady and wife of the President, Senator Oluremi Tinubu has flagged off the distribution of 10,000 professional kits to midwives across the South East, as part of efforts to support frontline health workers and improve maternal healthcare in the region. The event, which took place in Enugu on Monday […] The post First Lady distributes 10,000 professional kits to midwives in South East appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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2 w. ago Ebonyi: Nwifuru employs 600 health workers, establishes three oxygen

Tribune Online Ebonyi: Nwifuru employs 600 health workers, establishes three oxygen-producing plants "It was also part of our moves to improve qualitative healthcare for the citizens. Ebonyi: Nwifuru employs 600 health workers, establishes three oxygen-producing plants Tribune Online

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3 w. ago Ekiti primary healthcare workers hail Oyebanji over salary increase

Tribune Online Ekiti primary healthcare workers hail Oyebanji over salary increase Primary Health Care (PHC) workers across Ekiti State have lauded Governor Biodun Oyebanji for his unwavering commitment to staff welfare following his approval of the outstanding 10 percent salary increment under the Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS) for PHC personnel in the state. Ekiti primary healthcare workers hail Oyebanji over salary increase Tribune Online

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3 w. ago No going back on salary increment, even if currency strengthens – Coleman MD, Onafowokan

By Bimbola Oyesola, oritokeoyee@gmail.com Nigerian industrialist and cable manufacturer has said that continuous salary increases for the workforce should be a norm in the country, stressing that it is for the good of the economy. Managing director and CEO of Coleman Wires and Cables Industries Limited, Mr. George Onafowokan, in an interview with Daily Sun […] The post No going back on salary increment, even if currency strengthens – Coleman MD, Onafowokan appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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3 w. ago IHVN calls for enhanced adverse events monitoring following immunisation

Tribune Online IHVN calls for enhanced adverse events monitoring following immunisation Etuk disclosed that over 500 healthcare workers, including immunization officers and surveillance officers, have been trained on how to detect IHVN calls for enhanced adverse events monitoring following immunisation Tribune Online

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4 w. ago No going back on salary increments even if currency strengthens – Coleman MD, Onafowokan

By Bimbola Oyesola, oritokeoyee@gmail.com   Nigeria’s industrialist has expressed that continuous salary increases for the workforce should be seen as a new norm in the country, stressing that it is for the good of the economy. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Coleman Wires and Cables Industries Limited, Mr. George Onafowokan, in an interview […] The post No going back on salary increments even if currency strengthens – Coleman MD, Onafowokan appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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4 w. ago Japa Syndrome: Bauchi Govt Approves New Salary Structure To Curb Doctors’ Exodus

The Bauchi State government has approved a new salary structure and enhanced welfare packages for medical doctors and other health workers in an effort to curb the ongoing exodus of healthcare professionals abroad. The Head of Service, Barr. Muhammad Sani Umar, announced the development while briefing journalists on the outcome of the last State Executive […]

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last month Japa: Bauchi Gov’t Approves New Salary Structure To Curb Medical Doctors’ Exodus

The Bauchi State government has approved a new salary structure and enhanced welfare packages for medical doctors and other health workers in an effort to curb the ongoing exodus of healthcare professionals seeking greener pastures. The State’s Head of Service, Barr. Muhammad Sani Umar, announced the development while briefing journalists on the outcome of the […]

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