60th Birthday: NANNM Hails Gov. Idris as a “True Friend of Nurses and Midwives”

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By Aliyu Usman, Birnin Kebbi | Nigeria News Today | The Bureau News

The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) in Kebbi State has extended warm wishes to Governor Dr. Nasir Idris on the occasion of his 60th birthday, praising his unwavering support for the health sector and his commitment to healthcare workers.

In a birthday message signed by Comrade Kelani Abdulwaliyu, the Kebbi State NANNM Chairman, the association described the Governor as a “friend of nurses and all other health practitioners” in the state.

“As you mark another year today, Wednesday, we celebrate not only you but also your family and cabinet,” the statement read.


A Unionist Who Understands Healthcare Challenges

Comrade Kelani highlighted that Governor Nasir Idris, a former unionist himself, has brought a unique perspective to leadership—one that appreciates and prioritizes the needs of health workers.

“Your emergence as Governor has been a blessing to healthcare providers in Kebbi. Under your leadership, the sector has seen a significant boost,” he stated.

He added that nurses and midwives remain committed to ensuring uninterrupted and quality healthcare delivery to the millions of residents in Kebbi State who rely on their services.


Nurses Urged to Uphold Dedication Across Health Facilities

As part of the goodwill message, Comrade Kelani encouraged all nurses in the state to maintain a high standard of care in both urban and rural health facilities. He urged them to continue offering compassionate attention to all inpatients and outpatients.

“Once again, we join millions of your admirers and well-wishers to say: Happy Birthday, Your Excellency,” the statement concluded.

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