Adamawa Government closes 8 illegal health institutions
The Adamawa State Ministry of Health has taken has closed down eight illegal health training institutions across the state.
This move, led by Mr Isaac Kadala, the Director of Public Health for the Ministry of Health, is part of a broader effort to enhance the health sector in the state by addressing irregularities in health institutions.
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The institutions, deemed illegal, failed to meet essential requirements for establishing training health institutions, such as a permanent staff, recreational facilities, sports fields, and adequate accommodation.
Barrister Isuwa Misali, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Health, clarified that the closure aligns with Governor Fintiri’s agenda to revitalise the health sector in Adamawa State.
However, despite the shutdown, the affected colleges have the option to collaborate with the ministry to fulfill necessary procedures and obtain operational permits for legitimate establishment.
