How Nigerian Govt can address japa syndrome in medical sector — NMA FCT chairman, Ebong
The newly elected chairman of the Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Chapter, George Ebong, has explained how the Nigerian government and relevant stakeholders can address the migration of doctors from the country. In his inaugural address in Abuja on Saturday, Ebong said the Nigerian government should prioritise doctors’ welfare as a key solution […] How Nigerian…
The chairman of the Nigeria Medical Association's Federal Capital Territory chapter, George Ebong, has outlined steps the Nigerian government and stakeholders can take to tackle the issue of doctors migrating from the country. During his inauguration in Abuja, Ebong emphasized that improving doctors' welfare in Nigeria would be a significant step in addressing the "japa syndrome."
He pointed out that the primary reason for doctors leaving Nigeria is in search of better opportunities overseas. Ebong urged the government to treat private hospitals as valuable partners in resolving the country's healthcare challenges. He urged unity among doctors and stressed the need for the government to prioritize doctors' welfare, ensuring they have better prospects in Nigeria.
Ebong also stressed the role of private hospitals in bridging gaps left by federal and state government hospitals and urged the government to support these institutions financially and technically.
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