“No developing nation can improve its entrenched poor health indices without effective health policy, huge human capital and material investments and implementation strategies for Public health development”
Promise Monday on Public Health Development
12th October, 2017
“For human capital development, in addition to the education of the citizenry, emphasis is placed on promotion of healthy living, prevention of diseases, early diagnoses and prompt treatments, as well as rehabilitations of sufferers of complications of these diseases for optimum physical, psychological and social functioning. This is the hallmark of Public health development in every serious nation.”
Promise Monday on Public Health vis-à-vis Human capital Development (10th September 2018)
"Breastfeeding is not a choice that mothers make; it is a basic responsibility of nurturing that mothers give to their children. We betray the ethics of the profession as health care providers when we make mothers believe there is greater good in not breastfeeding their children"
Promise Monday on advocacy for optimum breastfeeding
(25th August, 2018)
