*says collective contributions will move the country forward
By; BAYO AKAMO, Ibadan
Wife of the Deputy Governor of Oyo State,
Professor Hamidalat Olaniyan has charged Nigerians to support government in reviving the health sector in the country.
Professor Olaniyan gave the charge while speaking at the investiture of Dr. Selifat Adeyemi as the President, Oyo State Chapter of Medical Women Association Of Nigeria (MWAN),
She stressed that the time has come for collective efforts in reviving the nation’s state of health and that such collective support of health sector will surely move the country forward.
Specifically, Professor Olaniyan tasked the union to support government in making the health sector to move forward, saying, ” IÂ value your core values and your commitment to improve the health care in Nigeria, definitely I’m part of you, I know most of your programmes and they are very laudable ones and definitely we know that government cannot do it alone we all have to be involve”.
” We have to be involved as individuals, as communities and as associations to move this nation forward, we all know the challenges we are facing in this country we know the problems that we are facing, and definitely is not only in the health sector that is facing this problem, but as for me and as far as I’m concerned, health sector is the most important sector because if one is not well and healthy definitely one cannot do anything”, she said.
Professor Olaniyan added, ” it is on this note I’m urging all of us here to be involved and I’m so happy with the progress that this association is really making, and there are definitely so many challenges, like there are so many things that we might wish we want to do but that we are unable to do but I want to beg you not to relent on your efforts.
“Please continue to struggle, you know the system itself, you know where we are, you know the challenges we are facing, I’m sure so many things that you want to do that we don’t have the capability and the good will from people, there might have been some expectations from the people, from the system that would not be able to execute them, but you should not be discouraged, we have to move forward, we have to move this nation forward especially when it comes to health issues. Olaniyan concluded.
In her remarks, the incoming Oyo state President Oyo State Chapter of Medical Women Association Of Nigeria (MWAN), Dr. Oyindamola Selifa Adeyemi promised to move the union forward as well as look into the welfare of the girl child and women in the state.Â
“Though all our directives will be coming from the national body but it all encompassing making sure that we build intelligent and socially acceptable females and their mothers too, not just the children” she said.
Dr Adeyemi added, “taking the union forward will be my watch-word, we celebrate lot of activities which are national events, like the breast cancer day, the diabetic day, all the thing that are happening serially, many of them, hand washing day, we will take advantage of it and make a program out of it throughout the year.
The immediate past President of the association, Dr. Omolara Adenike Taiwo, while speaking urged the new leadership to continue the good work and make the welfare of women and children their main focus.
“I wish the new team a successful tenure and I urged them that they should continue from where we left off, they should take care of women, children school children especially the adolescent in the population.”
Professor Olaniyan gave the charge while speaking at the investiture of Dr. Selifat Adeyemi as the President, Oyo State Chapter of Medical Women Association Of Nigeria (MWAN),
She stressed that the time has come for collective efforts in reviving the nation’s state of health and that such collective support of health sector will surely move the country forward.
Specifically, Professor Olaniyan tasked the union to support government in making the health sector to move forward, saying, ” IÂ value your core values and your commitment to improve the health care in Nigeria, definitely I’m part of you, I know most of your programmes and they are very laudable ones and definitely we know that government cannot do it alone we all have to be involve”.
” We have to be involved as individuals, as communities and as associations to move this nation forward, we all know the challenges we are facing in this country we know the problems that we are facing, and definitely is not only in the health sector that is facing this problem, but as for me and as far as I’m concerned, health sector is the most important sector because if one is not well and healthy definitely one cannot do anything”, she said.
Professor Olaniyan added, ” it is on this note I’m urging all of us here to be involved and I’m so happy with the progress that this association is really making, and there are definitely so many challenges, like there are so many things that we might wish we want to do but that we are unable to do but I want to beg you not to relent on your efforts.
“Please continue to struggle, you know the system itself, you know where we are, you know the challenges we are facing, I’m sure so many things that you want to do that we don’t have the capability and the good will from people, there might have been some expectations from the people, from the system that would not be able to execute them, but you should not be discouraged, we have to move forward, we have to move this nation forward especially when it comes to health issues. Olaniyan concluded.
In her remarks, the incoming Oyo state President Oyo State Chapter of Medical Women Association Of Nigeria (MWAN), Dr. Oyindamola Selifa Adeyemi promised to move the union forward as well as look into the welfare of the girl child and women in the state.Â
“Though all our directives will be coming from the national body but it all encompassing making sure that we build intelligent and socially acceptable females and their mothers too, not just the children” she said.
Dr Adeyemi added, “taking the union forward will be my watch-word, we celebrate lot of activities which are national events, like the breast cancer day, the diabetic day, all the thing that are happening serially, many of them, hand washing day, we will take advantage of it and make a program out of it throughout the year.
The immediate past President of the association, Dr. Omolara Adenike Taiwo, while speaking urged the new leadership to continue the good work and make the welfare of women and children their main focus.
“I wish the new team a successful tenure and I urged them that they should continue from where we left off, they should take care of women, children school children especially the adolescent in the population.”
