The governor of the state of Gombe, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, has expressed a deep thanks to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for approved the state request to take charge and convert the newly rebuilt Kumo General Hospital in a Federal Medical Center (FMC).
In the reaction to development, Governor Yahaya emphasized that the acquisition of the federal government of the latest generation medical installation would significantly improve health benefit in the state of Gombe and the subregion of the northeastst northeast.
The governor said that the improved installation would serve as a teaching hospital for the Federal University of Kashere and the University of Lincoln, Kumo. He expressed optimism that trained medicine students in these institutions would contribute to strengthening the State's health workforce when graduating.
Reiterating the commitment of his administration to provide quality and affordable medical care, Governor Yahaya highlighted several ongoing initiatives, which include:
The remodeling of the Gombe Specialized Hospital. Update of general hospitals in Bajoga and Kaltungo. Building a new general hospital in Kumo. Revitalization 114 Primary Medical Care Centers throughout the State.
Expressing his delight for approval, said the governor:
“I am excited about the approval of our beloved president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for the acquisition and conversion of the Kumo General Hospital to a Federal Medical Center. This development will undoubtedly improve the provision of quality health services to our people in the state of Gombe and neighboring states. “
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“When completing the reconstruction and equipment of the Kumo hospital, an ultra -modern installation of 200 beds designed to provide comprehensive medical care services, we request its acquisition by the federal government. This was necessary since the old FMC in Gombe had been updated to a Federal Teaching Hospital. Today, Mr. President has gently approved our application. “
Governor Yahaya also recognized the support of the Minister Coordinator of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Mohammed Ali Pate, for facilitating the process.
The Presidency, announcing the approval of President Tinubu for hospital conversion, praised the dedication of Governor Yahaya to improve medical care in the state.
“The Federal Government recognizes the State's commitment to improve its online health sector with the renewed agenda of Esperanza, which covers comprehensive reforms in medical care,” reads the statement.
Recently, Governor Yahaya revealed plans to build 114 additional primary health centers, one in each state neighborhood. This initiative aims to consolidate the achievements of its administration and ensure that all residents, regardless of location, have access to essential health services.
The Governor's statement was contained in a statement by its general director of Press Affairs, Ismaila Uba Misilli.