The ongoing issues of rivalry, leadership positions, and unequal remuneration among healthcare professionals in Nigeria have been recognized as major factors contributing to the dysfunctionality of the healthcare system.
In response to these challenges, the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN), Anambra State Chapter, today organized the 2023 Professional Summit
The summit aimed to address these issues and promote collaboration in the healthcare sector.
The event, with the theme “Professional Synergy in Healthcare Provision; A Panacea For Quality and Stable Health,” gathered members from the various professional bodies under the association.
APBN serves as the umbrella organization and authoritative voice for recognized professional institutes, institutions, societies, and associations, with the aim of fostering cooperation among professionals in Nigeria.
The Commissioner for Housing, Engr. Paul Onyeaka, expressed appreciation to the association and called for its continuity.
He emphasized that Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s administration is committed to ensuring equal treatment and providing the best for the people of Anambra State.
During the event, the President of the Association, Mr. Manason Rubainu represented by Engr. Sunday Ali, stressed the importance of addressing challenges in the Nigerian healthcare system, such as professional participation, practices, and ethical conduct, emphasizing it’s relevance for sustainable development of the health sector.
In a remark, the Chairman of APBN in Anambra State, and State Director National Population Commission, Dr. Joachim Ulasi welcomed participants and called for collaboration between APBN and the Anambra State Government.
He highlighted APBN’s focus on promoting professionalism and development through interaction, cooperation, and commitment to set objectives.
The guest lecturer, Pharmacist Josephat Obasi, who harped on the theme, emphasized the significance of fostering communication, teamwork, and collaboration in improving healthcare and reducing mortality rates associated with poor inter-professional collaboration.
The event also featured the presentation of awards to individuals who had demonstrated professional excellence, contributed to economic development, and engaged in humanitarian efforts.
Among the awardees were, the traditional ruler of Ogidi, Igwe Alex Onyido, the first female Professor of Mass Communication in Sub-Saharan Africa, Professor Stella Okunna, the Managing Director of Lovebite, Bread, Mr. Okwudili Nwosu and Sir Isaiah Ezeezika the Immediate Past President of Aguata Diocesan Council of Knights, among others.
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