President Buhari Appoints 5 New Heads For Strategic Health Institutions

By Mojisola Delano Last updated Jul 29, 2016

President Muhammadu Buhari has on July 29 appointed five new heads of the strategic institutions in Nigeria.

This was made known via a statement issued by presidential personal assistant on new media Bashir Ahmad.

The institutions are:

The Centre for Disease Control,
National Agency for the Control of Aids
The Nigerian Institute for Medical Research.
The National Primary Health Care Development Agency
National Health Insurance Scheme.

The new appointees are:

NIMR – Prof Babatunde Salami
NACA – Dr Sani Aliyu
NHIS – Prof Usman Yusuf
NPHCDA – Prof Echezona Ezeanolue
CDC – Dr Chikwe Andreas Ihekweazu

All the five appointments have already taken effect.

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Ahmed says 8 years ago

A good development by the president, though there’s still more to be done coz the rate at which the health sector is dwindling in standard is quite alarming!

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