HealthCare Providers Association of Nigeria (HCPAN), Nasarawa State chapter, has expressed its readiness to collaborate with the incoming administration to provide quality and affordable healthcare services to the people.
The state Chairman of the association, Dr Ochiogu Ndubuisi, made the promise on Tuesday in an interview with newsmen in Keffi, Keffi Local Government Area of the state.
He said that effective synergy by the association with the incoming administration in the state would go a long way in boosting not only the health status but would also improve on the standard of living of the people of the state.
“We as healthcare providers will continue to do our best to improve on the health status of the people of the state.
“The health needs of the people of the state and Nigerians at large is our concern because a healthy nation is a wealthy nation,” he said.
Ndubuisi, while expressing confidence in the ability of the state governor-elect, Mr Abdullah Sule, and his deputy, Dr Emmanuel Akabe, to deliver considering their verse experience in both private and public sectors.
He added that the association call for maximum support to the incoming administration in the stste was to enable it consolidate on the gains recorded by the outgoing government of Alhaji Umaru Al-Makura.
He noted that such support is necessary if any meaningful achievement is to be recorded by the new government billed for inauguration on May 29, especially in the health sector.
Acoording to him, now that elections are over, what should preoccupy the minds of Nigerians especially those from Nasarawa state is to forget about their political differences and unite with the new government in the interest of moving the state forward.
The chairman restated the commitment of the association to continue to support good health policies and programmes that would have direct bearing on the lives of Nigerians.(NAN)
