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PLATEAU MEDICAL AND HEALTH UNION SHOWERS ENCOMIUM ON QUA’AN-PAN LG. CHAIR. HON. DA’A




PLATEAU MEDICAL AND HEALTH UNION SHOWERS ENCOMIUM ON QUA’AN-PAN LG. CHAIR. HON. DA’A


The Medical and Health Union, Plateau State Chapter has showered encomium on the Executive Chairman Qua’an-Pan LGC, Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a, for his administration’s magnanimity towards health care service delivery and welfare of workers.

Officials of Medical and Health Union, Plateau State Chapter showered the encomium during a visit to his office in Baap.

Chairman of the Union and leader of the delegation, Stephen Selkur, who commended the QP Project (Endless Possibilities) administration, under the abled leadership of Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a for prioritizing health service; especially for organizing a “Free Comprehensive Medical and Surgical Services” to the people of Qua’an-Pan and Environs; where over 11,000 people benefited.

The Union also appreciated the kind gesture of Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a in ensuring that their repatriation is paid.

They however pleaded with the Executive Chairman to consider payment of COVID-19 hazard allowances.

Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a, represented by the Supervisory Councilor for Health,  Barr. Jonas Dasok, said “this administration has priority for health care service delivery and will entertain meaningful ideas that will bring dividends of democracy to the common man.

Also present to receive the Union Leadership were the Acting Director Personnel Management and other Supervisory Councilors.

Accompanying the union leader, were the Deputy Chairman Nuhu Bula, the Forum Chairman, Guam Monday  Daniel, and the Qua’an-Pan LGA Branch Chairman, Maurice Isaiah.

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