The Director General of the Dr. Osahon Enabulele Foundation(DOEF) and Past President of the World Medical Association(WMA), Dr. Osahon Enabulele, recently played host to the Executives of the Edo South Zone, of the State Chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association(NMA) on a courtesy visit. The delegation was led by the Zonal Coordinator, Dr. Ivie Ehizonaga and the Zonal Secretary, Dr. Omo-Okhuasuyi Igbinosa.
According to the Zonal Coordinator, the visit was to familiarize the newly elected executives with the Past President of the WMA and to officially present a copy of the bye-laws recently passed by the Zone to him.
In her opening remarks, Dr. Ivie outlined the various programmes/projects to be embarked upon by her administration in the two-year tenure and sought support towards equipping the new zonal secretariat/office.
Furthermore, the Zonal Coordinator disclosed that the zone was open to fostering collaboration, and guidance on various initiatives and efforts in advancing the medical profession/professionals in the zone.
Responding, Dr. Enabulele congratulated the new executive officers and charged them to initiate programmes to champion issues that are preeminent in Edo South. The DG tasked the executive officers to be proactive and consider collaborative endeavours through conscious engagements with major stakeholders in the zone to make a lasting impact across the zone.
Dr. Enabulele shared historical insights and background of the zone, emphasizing the need for a collaborative approach to addressing peculiar challenges in healthcare service across Edo South. He tasked the new executives to develop initiatives which would leave lasting legacies in the zone.
The highpoint of the visit was the official presentation of the bye-law, (recently reviewed and passed) for the Edo South NMA to Dr. Enabulele.
Overall, the host expressed his willingness to support the zone, noting that the visit underscored the importance of collaboration in addressing the challenges facing the healthcare sector and medical professionals in the zone.
Conclusively, the courtesy visit of the Edo South NMA to Dr. Enabulele was a resounding success, marked with fruitful discussions and a renewed commitment to advancing the medical profession and wellbeing of citizens of the Edo South zone.
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