COMMUNICATION TO MEMBERS. HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING – As the newly elected members of the National Officers Committee (NOC) awaits formal handover scheduled for Monday 20th May 2024, the NOC met on Wednesday 15th May 2024 to set in motion strategies aimed at achieving Agenda for the rebranding the NMA.At the inaugural NOC meeting, certain key decisions were taken that include the following: 1. NOC consider and approved
HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY ELECTED NMA PRESIDENT, PROF. BALA MOHAMMED AUDU AND THE NATIONAL OFFICERS COMMITTEE!!! Following the successful conclusion of the 64th Annual General Conference/Delegates Meeting (AGC/ADM) and elections of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), I wish to most heartily congratulate the newly elected leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association, led by Prof. Bala Mohammed Audu, a distinguished Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Vice Chancellor,
Esteemed Colleagues, I am glad to confirm, through communication with state Chairmen, that all delegates have safely arrived at their respective destinations. I trust each delegate has reunited with loved ones, enriched by our collective experience. As we reflect on the profound takeaways from our recently concluded Annual Delegates Meeting in Calabar, I commend the NMA Cross River Chapter for their exceptional hosting. My heartfelt gratitude goes to
✳️✳️ CONGRATULATIONS ✳️✳️ Dear Prof.Bala Audu and Team, On behalf of the Dr.Dele Abdullahi Led Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), kindly accept our heartfelt congratulations to you and your dedicated team on your resounding victory in the recent elections. Your hard work, commitment, and vision have clearly resonated with the voters, and we are thrilled to see you emerge victorious. We have full confidence in your ability
At the 2024 Annual Delegates Meeting held in Calabar, Cross Rivers State, the Delegates drawn from NMA branches in the country elected new officers to lead the NMA for the next 2 years (2024-2026). The new officers are as follows: 1. President – Bala Audu 2. Vice President 1 – Benjamin Olowojebutu 3. Vice President 2- Usha Anenga 4. Secretary General – Ben Egbo 5. Deputy Secretary General
In a gesture of collaboration and commitment to healthcare advancement, the National leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), led by Dr. Uche Ujinmah, recently paid a courtesy visit to Governor Bassey Otu in his temporary office in Calabar. Dr. Ujinmah opened the discussion by praising Governor Otu’s dedication to urban renewal, emphasizing the interconnectedness of aesthetics and health. “I have seen the great work you have done,”
The NMA President Dr Uche Ojinmah today led the NOC, LOC, and members to the Primary Health Centre Adiabo Okurikang in Odukpani LGA of Cross River State for the Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Memorial Free Medical Outreach. HE, the Executive Governor of Cross River State, was represented by the DG Primary Health Development Agency Dr Vivian Otu. The Chairman NMA CRS, Dr. Felix Archibong welcomed all to the
Our NMA Annual General Conference/Delegates Meeting(AGC/DM) 2024 The Paradise City, Cross River State plays host to Nigerian doctors. CALABAR ‘PARADISE CITY 2024’ TIMELINES* ⬇️⬇️⬇️ ✅ Sun 5th May – Arrival of NOC (they arrived safely and were warmly received) ✅ NOC Welcome cocktail (it was awesome. The NOC can testify to this) ✅ Mon 6th May – Flag off of 6th Dr Stella Ameyo Adedavoh Memorial Medical Outreach.(Done
COMMUNICATION TO MEMBERS. HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING – As the newly elected members of the National Officers Committee (NOC) awaits formal handover scheduled for Monday 20th May 2024, the NOC met on Wednesday 15th May 2024 to set in motion strategies aimed at achieving Agenda for the rebranding the NMA.At the inaugural NOC meeting, certain key decisions were taken that include the following: 1. NOC consider and approved
HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY ELECTED NMA PRESIDENT, PROF. BALA MOHAMMED AUDU AND THE NATIONAL OFFICERS COMMITTEE!!! Following the successful conclusion of the 64th Annual General Conference/Delegates Meeting (AGC/ADM) and elections of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), I wish to most heartily congratulate the newly elected leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association, led by Prof. Bala Mohammed Audu, a distinguished Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Vice Chancellor,
Esteemed Colleagues, I am glad to confirm, through communication with state Chairmen, that all delegates have safely arrived at their respective destinations. I trust each delegate has reunited with loved ones, enriched by our collective experience. As we reflect on the profound takeaways from our recently concluded Annual Delegates Meeting in Calabar, I commend the NMA Cross River Chapter for their exceptional hosting. My heartfelt gratitude goes to
✳️✳️ CONGRATULATIONS ✳️✳️ Dear Prof.Bala Audu and Team, On behalf of the Dr.Dele Abdullahi Led Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), kindly accept our heartfelt congratulations to you and your dedicated team on your resounding victory in the recent elections. Your hard work, commitment, and vision have clearly resonated with the voters, and we are thrilled to see you emerge victorious. We have full confidence in your ability
At the 2024 Annual Delegates Meeting held in Calabar, Cross Rivers State, the Delegates drawn from NMA branches in the country elected new officers to lead the NMA for the next 2 years (2024-2026). The new officers are as follows: 1. President – Bala Audu 2. Vice President 1 – Benjamin Olowojebutu 3. Vice President 2- Usha Anenga 4. Secretary General – Ben Egbo 5. Deputy Secretary General
In a gesture of collaboration and commitment to healthcare advancement, the National leadership of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), led by Dr. Uche Ujinmah, recently paid a courtesy visit to Governor Bassey Otu in his temporary office in Calabar. Dr. Ujinmah opened the discussion by praising Governor Otu’s dedication to urban renewal, emphasizing the interconnectedness of aesthetics and health. “I have seen the great work you have done,”
The NMA President Dr Uche Ojinmah today led the NOC, LOC, and members to the Primary Health Centre Adiabo Okurikang in Odukpani LGA of Cross River State for the Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Memorial Free Medical Outreach. HE, the Executive Governor of Cross River State, was represented by the DG Primary Health Development Agency Dr Vivian Otu. The Chairman NMA CRS, Dr. Felix Archibong welcomed all to the