Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has unveiled an ambitious plan to establish the state as a premier destination for medical tourism in Nigeria.
Highlighting the region’s favorable climate and the warm hospitality of its residents, Governor Mutfwang in a statement shared via X on Monday by Gyang Bere, the Director of Press and Public Affairs to state Governor expressed confidence in these attributes to help achieve this goal.
In a bid to bolster the state’s medical infrastructure, Governor Mutfwang has called for increased funding for federal health institutions in Plateau State.
This appeal was made during a visit from members of the House of Representatives Committee on Health Institutions to the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), where he stressed the need for immediate improvements.
Governor Mutfwang underscored the crucial role of the National Assembly’s oversight functions in ensuring the proper allocation and utilization of funds, particularly for underfunded institutions like JUTH.
He emphasized that effective oversight is essential for enhancing the quality of healthcare services.
In response, Governor Mutfwang expressed his appreciation for their dedication to maintaining safety and highlighted the importance of collective action in addressing criminal and terrorist activities.
He stressed that a collaborative approach is vital for achieving long-term peace and security in the region.
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However, the security leaders pledged their support to the governor’s administration in its efforts to promote peace, security, and unity across Plateau State.
Security officials present at the meeting are Commandant of the Police Staff College, Jos, AIG Adebowale William, the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), David Abi, and the State Commissioner of Police, Emmanuel Adesina.
