“The goal is dedicated to my mum. She is supposed to be here, but she is in the hospital,” said Adams.
He said the commission recently partnered with Stanbic IBTC and the Ondo government to enrol 1,000 additional retirees.
In a statement, the national secretary, Enya Osinachi, condemned the murder and urged urgent action to protect nurses facing rising insecurity nationwide.
Mr Mamma-Nasir said the ambulances, to be stationed along major highways, are intended to provide prompt medical assistance to accident victims.
The union further expressed optimism that the state government was aware of its outstanding demands and would address them within the year.
The commissioner argued that Governor Uba Sani has been catering to the welfare of medical personnel since he came on board.
He said Nigeria received one million doses of the malaria vaccine.
The governor’s wife called on Nigerians to adopt a balanced approach to healthy living by nurturing both the mind and the body.
He described noise pollution as a major environmental risk to children’s cognition.
The association noted that its diplomatic efforts with the authorities on the issue yielded no results.
