Anambra Health Commissioner Honoured with NMA Merit Award

The Anambra State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Afam Obidike, has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to the health sector with a merit award by the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) Anambra State Chapter. The award was presented during the association's Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference. So


Dr. Obidike was celebrated for his impactful leadership and commitment to improving healthcare delivery across Anambra State. The NMA Chairman, Dr. Princeston Okam, noted that the award recognizes Dr. Obidike's efforts in driving healthcare reforms, expanding access to quality medical services, and supporting the welfare of healthcare professionals in the state.

Under Dr. Obidike's leadership, the Anambra State government has implemented several healthcare reforms, including a free antenatal and delivery programme across state-owned hospitals. This programme aims to reduce maternal mortality and ease financial burdens on families.

Dr. Obidike expressed appreciation to the NMA for the recognition, dedicating the award to Governor Charles Soludo and all healthcare workers in Anambra State. He reaffirmed the state government's commitment to improving healthcare access and urged health professionals to continue upholding the highest standards in service delivery.

The NMA merit award is a testament to Dr. Obidike's exceptional performance and commitment to improving healthcare delivery in Anambra State. His leadership and vision have transformed the health sector, and his dedication to the welfare of healthcare professionals has earned him recognition from his peers.


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