- Emir of Zazzau advocates educating northern girls in medical profession for increased female medical professionals
- Ambassador Bamalli commends Dr. Aishatu Armiya’u, hails hospital’s expanded services from psychiatry to antenatal care and more
Ambassador Ahmad Nuhu Bamalli, the Emir of Zazzau, has emphasised the importance of educating female children in the medical profession among northern families.
He believes increasing the number of female medical professionals in the region is critical.
Ambassador Bamalli delivered this message during the project commissioning ceremony at the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Barnawa in Kaduna, which is led by Dr. Aishatu Armiya’u, the hospital’s medical director.
He praised the medical director as an inspiration to Arewa women and a role model for her efforts in leading the hospital’s transformation.
Dr. Armiya’u explained in her remarks that the hospital moved from providing only psychiatric services to also providing antenatal care, radio imaging, and dialysis services.
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