Tinubu approves employment for 774 healthmates

President Bola Tinubu approved the use of 774 health national teams, to encourage improvements supported in the Nigeria health system.

Tinubu announced the use of his companions during the launch of the program to the presidential villa in Abuja on Thursday 6 March 2025.

The occupation of these companions, selected by each local council, derived from the recommendation of the coordinated minister of health and social well -being, Professor Ali Pate.

Tinubu praised the initiative and the selection process, saying: “This program is a transformative initiative that underlines the commitment of my administration to exploit the immense potential of the greatest resource of Nigeria: its young people.

“With over 60% of the Nigerians under 30, it boasts one of the most energetic, enterprising and dynamic youth populations globally. This presents unparalleled opportunities to guide innovation, economic prosperity and social transformation “.

Tinubu said that National Health Fellow Initiative is part of several platforms provided by his administration to enhance the Nigerian young people, allowing them to Excel and contribute to national development.

The president urged his companions to embrace the opportunities and see himself as future leaders of the Nigerian health system.

He added: “Your selection is more than a recruitment; He demonstrates our commitment to creating a nation in which equal opportunities are available for each Nigerian, regardless of social status, genre or creed.

“You are the greatest resource in this country and we are committed to promoting a bright future in which Nigeria is found as a nation of pride for everyone.”

Speaking, Pate expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative and the crucial role that the 774 companions will play in revolutionizing the Nigeria health sector.

“I am here to inform you that the social movement started to improve the health of the Nigerians and we are already witnessing positive results,” said the minister.

The development partners of Nigeria, high government officials and traditional leaders, including the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Attuwatse III, participated in the event.

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