A Bill to establish Fed College of Nursing and Midwifery Maiha passes first reading

A proposal for the establishment of the Federal College of Nursing and Midwifery in Maiha has taken a significant step forward as it successfully passed its initial reading in the National Assembly.

Rt Hon Jafar Abubakar Magaji, the legislator representing Mubi North/Mubi South/Maiha Federal Constituency in Adamawa State, is driving this legislative effort. He is committed to fulfilling his electoral promises by sponsoring this bill, aiming to deliver on the expectations of his constituents.

Reflecting on the bill’s progress, Jafar emphasized his determination to see it through the entire legislative process until it becomes law. Since assuming office, he has prioritized initiatives like this institution, viewing it as integral to his mandate as a lawmaker.

In addition to the college bill, Jafar highlighted his broader legislative agenda focused on impactful empowerment programs and legal reforms. He assured constituents of his triple commitment to robust representation, pledging to bridge any gaps in their representation during his tenure.

Jafar urged his constituents to actively engage in the legislative process, offering constructive feedback and highlighting national concerns. He underscored his intent to consult widely, leveraging collaborations with colleagues and stakeholders to ensure the college’s establishment benefits all Adamawa residents and Nigerians nationwide.

The proposed college is poised to bring substantial benefits, particularly in healthcare education and workforce development, which are critical for societal progress. Jafar’s proactive stance underscores his dedication to translating campaign promises into tangible legislative outcomes.

As discussions progress, Jafar remains steadfast in his resolve to navigate the complexities of legislative approval, reflecting his commitment to democratic governance and public service. His advocacy for the college aligns with his broader vision for comprehensive and inclusive development in Adamawa State and beyond.