Police Affairs Minister Visits Police National Reference Hospital, HMO FC Office, Hails Staff Commitment

The Honourable Minister of State for Police Affairs, Imaan Sulaiman Ibrahim, has paid a visit to the Police National Reference Hospital and the Police HMO FCT office on Friday.

During her visit, she commended the staff of the MD Abubakar Hospital in DeiDei for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to providing quality healthcare services.

The Minister praised the hospital staff for their resilience and uprightness, noting that their efforts have contributed significantly to the well-being of police officers and the general public.

She emphasized the importance of providing quality healthcare, stating that it is a critical aspect of the government’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare and well-being of law enforcement personnel.

Ibrahim reiterated the government’s commitment to enhancing facilities, including equipment upgrades and infrastructural improvements, to ensure that the hospital can continue to provide excellent services.

She also acknowledged the challenges faced by the hospital and assured the staff that the government is working to address them.

The Minister’s visit was part of her efforts to assess the state of healthcare services provided to police officers and the public.

She expressed her satisfaction with the services offered at the hospital and encouraged the staff to continue their good work.

Her visit was seen as a morale booster for the hospital staff, who have been working tirelessly to provide quality healthcare services.

The Police National Reference Hospital is a critical healthcare facility that provides medical services to police officers and their families, as well as the general public.

The hospital has been at the forefront of providing quality healthcare services, and the Minister’s visit was a testament to the government’s appreciation for their efforts.

In conclusion, the Honourable Minister of State for Police Affairs, Imaan Sulaiman Ibrahim, has demonstrated her commitment to prioritizing the welfare and well-being of law enforcement personnel and the general public.

Her visit to the Police National Reference Hospital and the Police HMO FCT office has boosted the morale of the hospital staff, and her promises of equipment upgrades and infrastructural improvements are a welcome development for the hospital and the community it serves.

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