By Emmanuel Kwada
In a heartwarming display of support and investment in the future of Zamfara State, Governor Dauda Lawal has offered automatic employment to 16 nursing graduates from Sudan International University. These graduates, who were part of a group of 66 students sponsored by the Zamfara State Government, were evacuated from Sudan in 2023 due to the ongoing conflict in the country.
Despite the challenges they faced, the governor’s intervention ensured that they could complete their final exams in Nigeria, and now they have been rewarded with job opportunities in the state’s healthcare sector.
Governor Lawal presented the graduates with their certificates at the government house in Gusau, praising their determination and encouraging them to serve as good ambassadors for Zamfara.
The governor’s efforts to revamp the state’s healthcare system, including the construction and rehabilitation of hospitals, are also underway
He also emphasized the importance of education in building a better society, highlighting his administration’s commitment to investing in the sector. The governor’s efforts to revamp the state’s healthcare system, including the construction and rehabilitation of hospitals, are also underway.
By offering these graduates automatic employment, Governor Lawal is not only providing them with a sense of security and purpose but also addressing the critical need for skilled healthcare professionals in the state.
The governor’s decision is a testament to his administration’s focus on education and healthcare, as evident in his declaration of a state of emergency in the education sector . By taking proactive steps to support students affected by the Sudan crisis, Governor Lawal has demonstrated his commitment to the well-being and development of Zamfara’s youth.
As the state continues to navigate its challenges, the governor’s leadership and vision for a better future are certainly worth noting.