NMA seek implementation of 15% budgetary allocation to health sector
National President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Dr Lawrence Obembe, has demanded implementation of 15 per cent budgetary allocation to the health sector.
Obembe made the call in Ilorin, the Kwara capital, while speaking with journalists.
He urged the government to implement the agreement, which according to him was entered into in 2000, as against the current five to six per cent presently allocated to the sector.
Cloud Tag: What's trending
Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.
Aminat Ahmed Aliyu Alhassan Oke-Oyi Abubakar Kawu Baraje Arandun Ibrahim Akaje Monkey Pox Smart School Mohammed Haruna Siddiq Adebayo Idowu Salawu Oke-Odo Aisha Buhari 20 Billion Bond Oko-Erin Age AbdulKareem Nigerian Medical Association Laduba Ahmed \'Lateef Olatunde Michaels Issa Baba Kayode Oyin Zubair Zara Umar Mutawali Of Ilorin Col. Ibrahim Taiwo National Association Of Nigerian Students Asa Clara Nwachukwu Tosho Yaqub Babata Mohammed Ghali Alaaya Abdulfatah Ahmed Abdullahi Dasilva Yussuf Abdulrasheed Lafia Abdullahi Biffo Universal Basic Education Commission Bareke Aiyedun Timothy Akangbe Al-Hikmah Radio Demola Banu Firdaos Amasa Ifelodun Student Learning Support Helpline Funmilayo Isiaka Oniwa Muyideen Ajani Bello RTEAN Oro Grammar School Old Students Association Yusuf Abdulkadir Ilorin Central Mosque Coalition Of Kwara North Groups Aliyu Muyideen Lanre Jimoh Olokoba Bayo Lawal Christian Association Of Nigeria John Kehinde Salako Na\'Allah Durosinlohun Atiku Kayode Ibrahim Ilorin International Airport Colleges Of Education Academic Staff Union Mustapha Akanbi Aliyu Sabi Kanu Agabi Babs Iwarere Local Government Pension Board Nigerian Correctional Service Titus Suberu-Ajibola International Aviation College Folaranmi Aro Ibrahim Abdulkadir Abikan Olupako Of Share Saliu Mustapha IFK QuickWin Sheikh Ariyibi Nigeria Computer Society