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Yobe records first set of consultants in veterinary medicine

Yobe records first set of consultants in veterinary medicine

Yobe has gotten its first set of consultants in veterinary medicine. The consultants are: Yusuf Ilyasu Maina (Microbiology); Mustapha Abba Geidam and Jalo Ibrahim (Public Health). Others are: Hamisu Yelwa (Medicine) and Idris Madaki (Preventive Medicine).

Dr Yusuf Iliyasu Maina
Dr Yusuf Iliyasu Maina

All the graduands expressed profound gratitude to the executive governor of Yobe State Mai Mala Buni, for his continuous support and also to the former governor distinguished senator Ibrahim Geidam, with whose support, the program witnessed it’s first leap.

Dr Mustapha Abba Geidam
Dr Mustapha Abba Geidam

The human assets development strategy of the Yobe state government has a consequential effect on the morale of civil servants in the state as civil servants who have served the state will continue to remain relevant to the nation even after retirement.

Dr Jalo Ibrahim.
Dr Jalo Ibrahim.

The capacity acquired will deploy in diverse areas within and outside the state including the citadels of learning.

Convocation ceremony for the graduands took place on Saturday, 5 of December, 2021 at the Veterinary Council of Nigeria Head Office, Zambezi Crescent, Maitama, Abuja.

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