PDP’s nominee for governor vows to hire a lot of young people and produce a lot of doctors in Jigawa.

If voters support the People Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Alhaji Mustapha Sule Lamido, in the future elections, he will guarantee enough funding for the establishment of a medical college at the state’s Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa.

This was stated in a press release written in Dutse that was released, signed, and made available to Tribune Online by Alhaji Nasiru Umar Roni, the director general of the PDP state campaign directorate. Roni claimed that the purpose of the statement was to address the state’s ongoing shortage of medical (doctors) personnel.

According to the declaration, creating a medical college within the state’s own university will facilitate and accelerate the provision of doctors and medical workers to state health facilities.

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According to the World Health Organization guideline, there should be 600 patients for every doctor worldwide, however Jigawa State now has a ratio of 140,000 people to doctors.

The statement went on to say that the PDP gubernatorial candidate had made it plain during his meeting with youth and women support organizations that he would engage with them to jointly enhance the socioeconomic infrastructure of the state and its residents.

According to Alhaji Roni, the PDP governorship made a promise to the state’s thronging young and women that if won, he would declare a state of emergency against unemployment.

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“It is unpleasant and upsetting to see that the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics just reported that our state is the fourth poorest in the nation, with a poverty rate of over 84%. We’ll get to work right away.

“We want to provide skill-based education and expand the agriculture and ICT industries to overcome this challenge,” the statement continued.

Insha Allah, we will launch the Graduates Internship Program to provide recent graduates with the skills they need to succeed on the job market.

He urged the state’s residents to help us in order for us to succeed, especially the youth and women who are the main victims of unemployment.