Nigeria: Kano Employs Over 2,000 Health Workers, Upgrades Hospitals

The Kano State Government has employed 2,037 additional health workers to address manpower shortages in hospitals and health facilities across the state. According to Daily Trust, the newly recruited personnel include 250 medical doctors, 40 pharmacists, 250 nurses, 250 midwives, and other professionals.

The recruitment was announced by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf during the official launch and presentation of appointment letters to the newly recruited health workers at the Government House, Kano. He stated that the deployment of the new personnel would strengthen hospitals, primary healthcare centres, and other health institutions, particularly those experiencing acute shortages of health workers.

The governor emphasized that healthcare remains one of the key responsibilities of government, and his administration has continued to commit resources towards improving healthcare delivery across the state.

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