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Breaking: Uba Sani Signs Law Establishing Post-Basic Nursing College in Rigasa, Kaduna

 


Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, has reportedly signed into law a bill establishing the Kaduna State College of Post-Basic Nursing Sciences in Rigasa, a move aimed at strengthening specialist nursing education and healthcare delivery in the state.

The development is expected to expand opportunities for advanced nursing training and help address the demand for qualified specialist nurses across Kaduna State.

New Nursing College to Train Specialist Nurses

According to a statement attributed to Governor Uba Sani, the new institution will have its main campus in Rigasa, Kaduna State.

The college is expected to offer specialised training in several areas of nursing, including:

Midwifery

Mental health nursing

Paediatric nursing

Emergency nursing

Intensive care nursing

Perioperative nursing

Public health nursing

Nursing education and administration

The programmes are expected to meet the relevant accreditation requirements of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria and other professional regulatory authorities.

College to Support Healthcare Development

The establishment of the college is intended to strengthen the state's healthcare workforce by providing opportunities for nurses to acquire advanced knowledge and specialist skills.

The proposed institution is also expected to support clinical research, continuous professional development and partnerships with teaching hospitals, universities and accredited healthcare institutions.

These initiatives could contribute to improving the quality of healthcare services available to residents of Kaduna State.

Governor Highlights Investment in Healthcare

In the statement, Governor Uba Sani emphasised the importance of developing healthcare professionals alongside investments in medical facilities.

He referenced the state's efforts to upgrade 255 primary healthcare centres, rehabilitate 16 general hospitals and recruit and develop healthcare personnel.

The governor said the government would work towards making the new college a functional institution capable of strengthening the healthcare workforce and improving health outcomes.

What This Means for Nursing Students

The establishment of the college could create additional opportunities for qualified nurses seeking specialised training.

However, prospective applicants should await official announcements regarding admission requirements, application dates, available programmes, fees and accreditation status.

Interested candidates should also verify admission information through official Kaduna State Government and Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria channels before making payments or submitting personal information.

Conclusion

The reported signing of the law establishing the Kaduna State College of Post-Basic Nursing Sciences in Rigasa marks a new development in the state's plans to strengthen specialist nursing education.

The impact of the institution will depend on its implementation, accreditation, facilities and the availability of qualified teaching staff.

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