Tinubu BEGS Nigerian doctors in diaspora to return
President Bola Tinubu has appealed to Nigerian medical practitioners in the diaspora to return home.
In his appeal, the President said their quota to the development of Nigeria’s medical sector is important, and not also forgetting it is more rewardable to serve one’s father’s land and people.
The President made the appeal at the unveiling of Nigeria’s Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative at the State House, Abuja on Tuesday, December 12.
He said; “We encourage those Nigerian health professionals in the Diaspora, just like Professor Ali Pate and Tunji Alausa have done, to sacrifice their time to come back home and serve their people. Consider your contributions here at home, as we say, ‘Charity begins at home’.
For the developed countries who benefited from amazing talents of Nigerian health workers, we’ll really encourage them to consider how to support the expansion of training facilities in Nigeria to replace those that they have recruited from here. You should also look at the short and long-term opportunities that we offer.”
Yes, we have a vibrant, well-educated society, but we need Nigeria to rise on one side with climate change and drop the health system to decay. We will rise.”
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