Over the past two years, Borno State has brought 2,000 health workers into its public healthcare system, according to an official statement. The new hires span doctors, nurses, and other health professionals, all recruited as part of a deliberate push to close long-standing staffing gaps across the state.
Mr. Kaza, who spoke on the development, confirmed that the recruitment drive has made a measurable difference in how the state's health facilities are staffed and functioning.
For a region that has faced years of disruption, getting qualified hands into clinics and hospitals is no small thing. The question now is whether the momentum holds.
Originally published by Premium Times.