ADVERTISEMENT
The Sun Nigeria
  • Home
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun
No Result
View All Result
The Sun Nigeria
No Result
View All Result
ADVERTISEMENT
Ley Your Dreams Come Alive – With FCMB Loans
Home Health

Edu task nursing and midwifery governing council to achieve mandate

8th April 2020
in Health
0
Edu task nursing and midwifery governing council to achieve mandate
0
SHARES
218
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

 

The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Betta Edu has tasked the Governing council of the state college of Nursing and Midwifery Sciences to put its first step strongly forward to achieve the mandate of the Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade administration to transit from schools of Nursing and Midwifery to a Collegiate system.
Dr. Edu gave the task at the inaugural meeting of the Governing Council held at the conference room of the Ministry of Health, saying the CRS College of Nursing and Midwifery Sciences should commence in less than three (3) month time.
She advised members to work assiduously to achieve the global universal health coverage (UHC) and sustainable development goals (SDGs) policies as it pertains to the health sector of our economy; while stressing the need for well-trained health workforce.
The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Betta Edu represented by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Barr. Takon A. Takon who congratulated the chairman of the Governing Council, Dr. Margaret Opiah and members on their experiences gathered over the years.
He remarked that the Governing Council has enormous assignment and the membership is critical to achieving the given mandate of starting the college during the tenure of Governor Ben Ayade.
The chairman, Governing Council, CRS College of Nursing and Midwifery Sciences, Dr. Margaret Opiah in her speech at their maiden meeting said the complexity of their first assignment is the take-off of the college.
According to her the Council has been given a mandate to kick start the activities that will culminate into CRS College of Nursing and Midwifery Sciences.
She said ‘together we form a team entrusted by the people of Cross River State with the task, to plan and set proper objectives to our roadmap to achieving the common goal.
Dr. Opiah described her and members appointed as call to service and partnership with Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) to promote excellence in nursing education and practice, particularly to partake in the transition from hospital based training of nurses to academic based.
She said the new status of the college will enable its graduate have proper certification by the regulatory bodies such as National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and National University Commission (NUC) as well as engage Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) in admission of students and onward participation in National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
The meeting featured exchange of ideas, questions and answer session.
Other members of the Governing Council are permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Barr. Takon A. Takon, Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Finance, Mr. Gabriel Ikang; Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Mrs. Aniedi Ekpeyong; Acting Director, Nursing Services, Dr. (Mrs.) Pauline Obute; CRS Human Resource on Health –World Health Organization (WHO) representatives, Dr. Daniel Salihu; and CRS-NANNM Chairman, Mr. Ojong Ogar.
Also included are Sir Aji Eko, Principal School of Nursing, Itigidi, Barr. Philomena Egodo, Mr. Eteng Bassey, Mr. Emmanuel Olayi, Lady Philomena Undie, and Deac. Mrs. Bassey Offiong the Secretary of Council.

100% Natural Herbs to Finally End Premature Ejaculation, Weak Erection and Small Manhood. >>>Click Here for Details<<< .
Cyril

Cyril

Related Posts

Is prostate enlargement  associated with weak libido?
Columns

Is prostate enlargement associated with weak libido?

22nd May 2022
Red flags of gastric cancer
Features

Red flags of gastric cancer

22nd May 2022
CRS: NGC handover Primary Healthcare Centres to Delta communities
Health

CRS: NGC handover Primary Healthcare Centres to Delta communities

19th May 2022
Next Post
Covid 19: Kebbi Govt set to introduce e-learning in primary, secondary schools

Covid 19: Kebbi Govt set to introduce e-learning in primary, secondary schools

Bosnian band cheers up fans with weekly online quarantine shows

Bosnian band cheers up fans with weekly online quarantine shows

UN official calls for heavy investment to address youth unemployment in Africa

UN defends WHO against allegation of being China-centric on COVID-19

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

ADVERTISEMENT

Highlights

Road to 2023: Wrong candidate’ll cost PDP Enugu State, youth leader warns Ugwuanyi

2023: Aggrieved Lagos Mainland West elders, stakeholders petition Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu, GAC

Lagos warns citizens to disregard false video over market demolition

APC Primary : Orji Kalu to return unopposed

Deborah Samuel’s Murder: A Case of Social Injustice

PDP primary: Abba Bello defeats sitting Reps member to clinch ticket

Trending

2023: Niger delegates confer with Lawan, get his plan to prioritise Education, others
Politics

2023: Niger delegates confer with Lawan, get his plan to prioritise Education, others

24th May 2022
0

From Kenneth Udeh , Abuja As the 2023 Presidential primaries of the All Progressive's Congress (APC) gathers...

2023: Wike meets Edo delegates, shuns Obaseki, PDP secretariat

Wike dissolves State Exco

24th May 2022
2023: You’ve done well enough to succeed Buhari – Gov Bello tells Ahmad Lawan

2023: You’ve done well enough to succeed Buhari – Gov Bello tells Ahmad Lawan

24th May 2022
Ugwuanyi

Road to 2023: Wrong candidate’ll cost PDP Enugu State, youth leader warns Ugwuanyi

24th May 2022
Buhari ‘ll subdue insecurity–APC Govs

2023: Aggrieved Lagos Mainland West elders, stakeholders petition Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu, GAC

24th May 2022

Follow us on social media:

Latest News

  • 2023: Niger delegates confer with Lawan, get his plan to prioritise Education, others
  • Wike dissolves State Exco
  • 2023: You’ve done well enough to succeed Buhari – Gov Bello tells Ahmad Lawan
  • Road to 2023: Wrong candidate’ll cost PDP Enugu State, youth leader warns Ugwuanyi
  • 2023: Aggrieved Lagos Mainland West elders, stakeholders petition Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu, GAC
  • Lagos warns citizens to disregard false video over market demolition
  • APC Primary : Orji Kalu to return unopposed
  • Deborah Samuel’s Murder: A Case of Social Injustice
  • PDP primary: Abba Bello defeats sitting Reps member to clinch ticket
  • 2023 president: Nigeria, APC ‘ll benefit more from my candidacy — Nwajiuba
  • Sampson Uchenna’s campaign organisation welcomes NCFront to Labour Party
  • ENetSuD clears Kwara of alleged project fraud
  • ‘GIFT: FG’s partnership with WorldFish, BMGF, others, inimical to Nigerian farmers’ growth’
  • Explicit communications celebrates with veleta
  • Groups storm Shell hqtrs over environmental degradation, gas flaring, others
  • 8,000 postgraduate students jostle for PTDF overseas scholarship
  • NGX blacklists 4 trading licence holders for non-compliance to MOS
  • FG to complete gas, refinery infrastructure projects before 2023
  • BoI grows profit by 75%; declares dividend to FMFI, CBN
  • NCC advises on automatic updates of antiviruses to avoid vulnerabilities

Categories

  • Abuja Metro
  • Anambra Watch
  • Arts
  • Broken Tongues
  • Business
  • Business Week
  • Cartoons
  • Citizen Joe
  • Columns
  • Cover
  • Culture
  • Duro Onabule
  • Editorial
  • Education Review
  • Effect
  • Elections
  • Entertainment
  • Events
  • Features
  • Femi Adesina
  • Food & Drinks
  • Frank Talk
  • Funke Egbemode
  • Gallery
  • Global Square by Kenneth Okonkwo
  • Health
  • Insights
  • Kalu Leadership Series
  • Kunle Solaja
  • Kunle Solaja
  • Letters
  • Lifeline
  • Lifestyle
  • Literary Review
  • Marketing Matters
  • Muiz Banire
  • National
  • News
  • Offside Musings
  • Opinion
  • oriental news
  • Politics
  • Press Release
  • PressClips
  • Public Sphere
  • Ralph Egbu
  • Shola Oshunkeye
  • Sideview
  • South-west Magazine
  • Sponsored Post
  • Sporting Sun
  • Sports
  • Sun Girl
  • Tea Time
  • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
  • The Sun Awards Live
  • The Sun TV
  • Thoughts & Talks
  • Time Out
  • Today's cover
  • Tola Adeniyi
  • Travel
  • Travel & Tourism
  • Trending
  • TSWeekend
  • Turf Game
  • Uncategorized
  • Updates
  • Views from Abroad
  • Voices
  • World
  • World News
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Paper Ad Rate
  • Online Ad Rate
  • The Team
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

© 2019 The Sun Nigeria - Managed by Netsera.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • National
  • Columns
    • Broken Tongues
    • Capital Matters
    • Diabetes Corner
    • Duro Onabule
    • Femi Adesina
    • Frank Talk
    • Funke Egbemode
    • Insights
    • Kalu Leadership Series
    • Kunle Solaja
    • Offside Musings
    • PressClips
    • Public Sphere
    • Ralph Egbu
    • Shola Oshunkeye
    • Sideview
    • The Flipside – Eric Osagie
    • Tola Adeniyi
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • The Sun TV
  • Sporting Sun

© 2019 The Sun Nigeria - Managed by Netsera.

Posting....