The chairman appealed to Governor Hyacinth Alia to reinstate the veterinary doctors employed by the state civil service, but were later laid off.
“We need adequate renumeration and compensation with all the sacrifices we are making as vet doctors in the society,” Mr Omotugba said.
The secretary said the FCTA would continue to tap the expertise of the members of the NVMA and other stakeholders.
The veterinarian said dog bites account for 99 per cent of rabies infections in humans, hence the need for awareness creation to control the disease.
