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Ekiti NMA Congratulates Gov Oyebanji on Second Term, Hails Health Sector Reforms

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Ekiti State Branch, has congratulated Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his historic second term inauguration, describing his re-election as a “jinx breaker” in the political history of the state.

This is contained in a congratulatory letter signed by the Chairman Dr. Raji Mustapha Muhammad and the Secretary Dr. Adaramola Johnson Olaniyi.

According to the Doctors, the re-election and return to office of the Governor in a manner widely celebrated as a ‘jinx breaker’ marks a remarkable milestone in the political history of Ekiti and reflects the confidence reposed in his leadership and vision by the people of Ekiti.

The body wished the Governor greater wisdom, strength and good health as he commences his second term, expressing hope that his second term would surpass the first and leave a lasting legacy of responsive governance and accessible, quality healthcare for all.

The NMA particularly commended the Oyebanji’s administration for its commitment to improving healthcare delivery in the state.

The doctors listed the achievements to include the implementation of health insurance schemes that enhance access to healthcare, regular payment of workers’ salaries, payment of Residency Training Funds for doctors at the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH) and the Hospitals Management Board (HMB), as well as implementation of the Professional Allowance Table.

The Association also lauded what it described as the state-of-the-art infrastructural development at the state teaching hospital and refurbishments at General Hospitals across the state.

The NMA reaffirmed its commitment to a constructive and mutually beneficial partnership with the Oyebanji administration, assuring the Governor of its continued support and readiness to contribute expertise towards policies that will advance healthcare delivery.

The letter reads:”We remain committed to engaging your government through constructive dialogue and evidence-informed recommendations in pursuit of shared goals.