
…promise to support government towards achieving healthy society
An affiliate of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the National Association of Herbal Medicine Employers (NAHME), Ekiti Council, has sworn in its newly elected executive committee members at a ceremony held at the NLC Secretariat in Egbewa, Ado Ekiti.
During the exercise, Chief John Dada emerged as Chairman, Comrade Aperin Olubumi as Public Relations Officer (PRO), Ayomide Ninalowo won the position of Task Force, Adebayo Oluwanbe emerged as Treasurer, and Chief Awofemi Agbanifa as the Ekiti State Leader.
In her speech, the State Controller of Labour, Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Mrs. Grace Adeleye, urged the newly inaugurated executives to focus on key areas to enhance the association’s productivity. She emphasized professionalism, unity, compliance with labour laws, and collaboration with the government as crucial factors toward achieving their collective goals.
Representing Governor Biodun Oyebanji, Pharmacist Bunmi Ejimokun announced that the state has approved the creation of dedicated units to oversee the association’s activities. He also emphasized the administration’s ongoing commitment to integrating traditional medicine into the state’s healthcare framework.
NLC Chairman Comrade Kolapo Olatunde congratulated the members, highlighting the international recognition of the union’s use of herbs, and pledged the NLC’s support.
The Association’s National President, Comrade Dr. Yemi Aareola, charged the new executives to work harmoniously and advised prospective members to visit the office to obtain necessary certificates before practicing.
The newly appointed Chairman, Comrade John Dada, thanked everyone and urged all Ekiti residents to offer collective support for the progress of the association and the state. He promised that the association would complement the government’s efforts toward achieving an improved healthcare system.
The ceremony was attended by representatives from Osun, Oyo, and Lagos, as well as other dignitaries.
