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PRESS RELEASE FROM QUA’AN-PAN LGC QUA'AN-PAN LGC TO INTRODUCE DRUGS REVOLVING SCHEME IN PHC CLINICS The Local administration in Qua’an-Pan Local Government is to commence a Drugs Revolving Scheme at some designated Primary Health-Care Clinics in the area. Council Chairman, Hon. Ernest Da’a who disclosed this plans while playing host to the Social Mobilization Committee on health related programme in his office noted that the gesture will make essential drugs available and affordable to residents in the area. The Chairman stated that one of the cardinal plans of his administration is to bring cheap health-care services to the doorsteps of the rural dwellers and sue for support from stakeholders.  Da’a while commending the committee members for their selfless services especially for mobilizing parents and guardians to ensure that their children and wards receives recommended vaccines pledged the Council’s readiness to support their programmes. Earlier Chairman of the Social

Rep. Lar Secures National Assembly Approval for Urgent Rehabilitation of Langtang-Kanke-Wase Federal Road The House of representatives has mandated the Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA) to ensure urgent and speedy rehabilitation of the road linking Langtang, Kanke and Wase Local Government Areas (L.G.As) in Plateau State in order fastrack development in the L.G.As. The House resolution followed a motion of public importance moved by Hon. Beni Lar on the floor of the House of representatives, entitled: "Need to Rehabilitate the Collapsed Kanke-Langtang Road".  While moving the motion, Hon. Lar recalled that road was constructed in 1979 has since collapsed and regretted that the road is now a death trap even as statistics obtained from the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), indicated that between 2015 and 2016 alone 12,077 road accidents were recorded on the road which led to the deaths of 5,400 persons.   Lar further disclosed that the statistics from the Nigeria Bur

JOS NORTH LGC TO LIAISE  WITH ROTARY INTERNATIONAL TO ERADICATE POLIO.  The Executive Chairman of Jos North Local Government Council Shehu Bala Usman says his administration will collaborate with Rotary International club to sustain the eradication of polio virus and other diseases in the locality. The Chairman stated this when he received officials of Rotary International  club Seven, District Nine-one-two-five, led by Gloria Thomas in his office at the Council Secretariat in Jos. The visit of the Rotarians to Jos North Local Government was part of the Rotary International club efforts to present Apron ahead of the forthcoming Saturday Immunization against polio virus in the area. Usman commended the Rotarians for working tirelessly in assisting government in the campaign to eradicate polio and other diseases in the area. The Chairman noted that due to the heterogeneous nature of Jos North, his administration has taken  steps to enhance Service  delivery of Primary Health Care centers

QUA’AN-PAN LGC SWEAR-IN SUPERVISORY COUNCILLOR FOR BUDGET AND PLANNING. The Chairman Qua’an-Pan Local Government Council, Hon. Ernest Da’a have sworn-in the Supervisory Councillor for Budget and Planning, Bala Mohammed with a call on the appointee to be visionary and focus in discharging his responsibilities. The Chairman who made this call during a brief ceremony in his office to mark the Oath taking of the new appointee, challenged him to bring in new ideas and innovations that will enhance productivity and build more confidence in the trust bestowed on the Council administration by the citizens. Da’a while reiterating his administration’s commitment to deliver on its campaign promises pledged to give priority to staff welfares and salaries as well as provide quality health-care programmes, portable drinking water and improve the educational system of our younger generation. Earlier while administering Oath of allegiance to the appointee, Oath Commissioner and Chief Magistrate of Qua

PLATEAU INITIATIVE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE NATIVES, (PIDAN). FEBRUARY 11, 2022 PRESS STATEMENT Plateau State Livestock Transformation Bill 2020: PIDAN Cautions Stakeholders on their utterances. 1. The Buhari Administration has battled with a range of challenges with gruesome effect on Nigerians one of which has been the herders-farmers’ clashes which had resulted in monumental losses of lives and properties worth billions of Naira. The Middlebelt appears to have fared worst with respect to the herders-farmers’ clashes with Plateau State having its more than fair share of the problem. Any effort that can have a modest mitigating effect on this problem should be welcome by all peace-loving Nigerians.  2. The Federal Government formulated the Livestock Transformation Program (LTP) to address the farmers-herders crisis in addition to boosting the development of the livestock sector of the National Economy. A key aspect of the National Livestock Transformation Program is ranc

HON. DA’A CONDOLES WITH THE QUA’AN-PAN LG. APC CHAIR OVER DEMISE OF MOTHER The Executive Chairman Qua'an-Pan LGC, Hon. Ernest A. Da’a has paid a condolence visit to the family of Jibrin Kayarda, over the demise of Mama Rabi Jibrin; Mother of  the APC Chairman, Hon. Haruna Kangmi Jibrin, at the Family House in Kayarda Njak-Shindai, Namu District. Hon. Da’a, while sympathising with the family, also admonished the family to take solace in God. He said, late Mama Rabi Jibrin has paid her dues on earth, encouraging the entire family, especially the immediate family to be united and pray for their time, because death is inevitable. Responding on behalf of the family, Mr. John Mairiga thanked the Executive Chairman and his Cabinet for for the show of love, saying the family is strengthened.  Late Mama Rabi Jibrin died on Sunday February 6, 2022, at Pedong Clinic Namu and has been buried, according to Islamic rites. The Executive Chairman was accompanied by the Deputy Chairman, Hon. Helen

20,014 PERSONS BENEFIT FROM ‘QUA’AN-PAN PROJECT’ FREE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SERVICES  At least 20,014 Patients in Qua’an-Pan LGA of Plateau State-Nigeria and Environs have benefited from the Free Comprehensive Medical and Surgical Services, organized by Qua’an-Pan Local Government Council, under the leadership of Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a, in conjunction with Eden Compassion and Health Mission (ECHM). The general report presented by the medical team shows that, 20,014 people were attended to in the Four (4) zones located at Doemak, Kwalla and Namu , where; 90 persons underwent Obstetrics and Gynaecological Surgeries (Myomectomies, C/S, TAH, DELUENIES); 210 went through eye surgeries, while 470 received eye glasses and 2,621 received consultations and other eye treatments. In the same vain, 630 persons benefited from General Surgeries, which include Appendicitis, Hernia Hydrocele and Lipoma;  9,713 had Professional Consultations, while 415 persons were scanned for various ailments. The exer