Explaining the motive behind the donation of the medical equipment to the tertiary health institutions, the JAMB registrar said, “The intervention of the board in the area of health care delivery is to support government’s efforts aimed at addressing the huge medical infrastructural gap.
“It is no gainsaying that the COVID-19 pandemic provided the much-needed impetus for countries around the globe to do the needful by breaking barriers and tapping into available opportunities. “For us in Nigeria, the pandemic served as a wake-up call that opened our consciousness to the need for adequately equipped public health institutions to complement our highly acknowledged skilled force of medical personnel.
“It is in pursuit of this noble goal that JAMB, in its wisdom, decided to enter into a partnership with a grant agency in the United States of America to equip 12 tertiary health institutions in Nigeria. “This is premised on our fervent belief that we could address the deficits in this particular sector of our nation if every segment of the society contributes its quota no matter how little to confront the lack in the critical areas of our society, such as health, food and education.”All rights reserved.