Minister of Well being and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, addresses an introduction and handover ceremony for nurses from the Nigeria Technical Help Corps Programme on Monday (July 7) on the Ministry in New Kingston. Listening (from left) are Chargé d’Affaires, Nigerian Excessive Fee to Jamaica, Bintu Bwala Ekikor; and Chief Medical Officer within the Ministry, Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie. The nurses will be a part of the native well being workforce to spice up human useful resource capability.
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Minister of Well being and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (left), engages in dialogue with Chargé d’Affaires, Nigerian Excessive Fee in Jamaica, Bintu Bwala Ekikor (proper), throughout the introduction and handover ceremony for nurses from the Nigeria Technical Help Corps Programme on the Ministry in New Kingston on Monday (July 7). The nurses will probably be built-in into the native healthcare workforce to spice up human useful resource capability.Minister of Well being and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (third proper), and Chargé d’Affaires, Nigerian Excessive Fee in Jamaica, Bintu Bwala Ekikor (third left), share a photograph alternative with (from left) Dr. Umar Nda Jibril, Nurse Gbenga-Ige Omobolola Victoria, Nurse Alu Ashegi David and Dr. Chukwudi Ndu. The event was the introduction and handover of nurses from the Nigeria Technical Help Corps Programme on Monday (July 7) on the Ministry’s Workplace in New Kingston. The nurses will be a part of the native well being workforce as a part of efforts to handle staffing challenges.Minister of Well being and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (third proper), engages in mild dialog with Chargé d’Affaires, Nigerian Excessive Fee in Jamaica, Bintu Bwala Ekikor (third left), and representatives of a healthcare workforce from Nigeria. They’re (from left), Dr. Umar Nda Jibril; Nurse Gbenga-Ige Omobolola Victoria; Nurse Alu Ashegi David; and Dr. Chukwudi Ndu. The event was on the introduction and handover of nurses from the Nigeria Technical Help Corps Programme on Monday (July 7) on the Ministry in New Kingston. The nurses will be a part of the native well being workforce as a part of efforts to handle staffing challenges.
