Plateau Seeks To Partner With IHVN To Improve Health Sector

Caleb Mutfwang, Governor of Plateau State, is seeking a partnership with the Institute of Human Virology, Nigeria (IHVN) in order to enhance the health sector in the state.

He also said leveraging the partnership will advance the health sector in the state.

Addressing management and staff of the institute shortly after a courtesy visit to the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Patrick Dakum, at the IHVN headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday, Governor Mutfwang acknowledged with delight, his longstanding relationship with Dr. Dakum.

The governor praised Dakum as an accomplished technocrat who has made significant contributions to Nigeria’s health sector.

According to him, “In my view, both Plateau State and the entire nation of Nigeria benefit from this institute. I offer my sincere prayers that the Institute continues to thrive and contribute to the well-being of humanity.

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“I’m confident that the abundance of institutional knowledge and capacity will significantly enhance governance in Plateau State. The health sector, being of utmost importance, warrants a focused and critical approach.”

The Governor reiterated his administration’s plans to enhance both primary and tertiary healthcare in the state, with a specific focus on providing essential health interventions for vulnerable children and women.

Welcoming Governor Mutfwang, the IHVN’s Chief Executive Officer, expressed delight for the visit and affirmed his full support for the State Government’s leadership under Governor Mutfwang.

Dakum pledged his vast experience to rejuvenate the state’s health sector and vowed to offer valuable support.

“Our commitment is firmly rooted in supporting your administration. We are devoted to Plateau State’s success and are eager to bolster the health sector within the state. We stand prepared to provide the necessary support.”