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Niger Ass. of Private Hospital Owners, We Have Ameliorated Quack's- Nyassa Madaki

Niger Association of Privates Hospital Owners

We Have Ameliorated Quack's- Nyassa Madaki

The Chairman of Association of Private Hospital owners in Niger State Dr Nyassa Madaki has expressed that the issue of quakery has been drastically reduces in Niger State due to the morning effort of the executive

He said the association has been working with the the state government infighting such sad scenario over the years and that has place the association one best in the country 

Speaking also was the vice chairman of the association Dr Aliyu who expressed satisfaction with the leadership style of Doctor Nyassa Madaki adding that he Madaki has been using his personal pocket money to uplifting the good standard of the association
aliyu who who has a private hospital in Izom said the chairman in many occasions ,workshop, and seminar a time he will fund the association 

Also in the news was doctor Duguri popularly call at the Izom Primary Health care duguri has always been appraise of nice work his disciplinary has earn him so many award from the media angle, as he uplifted the hospital from grass to grace, renovated the hospital drilling of borehole and so many things

Also in shama hospital lambata the director has Bern praised for a good job, mallam Ibrahim one of the senior staff said his boss is wokerholic and has been helping the patients come across him, we don't manage drug we go for the best he said
And in Maje, Salasi hospital too whom director recently got an award mall Saidu Kurash has been describe as a man of medical experience, integrity and humanitarian, due to his selfless service to humanity, kudos had been channel on him

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