FG Unveils Plan To Tackle Doctor Shortage
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The Federal Government has unveiled plans to create the Armed Forces College of Medicine and Health Sciences to help close Nigeria’s severe shortage of medical doctors.
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The move comes as the country grapples with an estimated deficit of about 340,000 doctors nationwide.
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Officials say the new institution will train military and civilian health professionals, strengthening the nation’s healthcare workforce.
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The college is expected to boost medical education capacity and reduce pressure on existing universities.
The initiative forms part of broader efforts to improve access to quality healthcare and retain skilled professionals within the country.
Authorities believe expanding specialised training through the armed forces will support both national security and public health needs.
With rising demand for medical services and continued migration of health workers abroad, the government hopes the new college will play a key role in rebuilding Nigeria’s shrinking doctor-to-patient ratio.
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