14/10/2025
Ducit Blue Solutions at the -TWG Meeting | Advancing Nigeria’s Health Workforce
Nigeria’s Health Workforce Is Evolving, and We’re Proud to Be Part of the Transformation as Ducit Blue Solitions participated in the Q3 National Human Resources for Health Technical Working Group ( -TWG) Meeting, held on October 8–9, 2025, alongside key stakeholders from the Federal Ministry of Health, State representatives, regulatory bodies, and development partners.
On behalf of Adenike Badiora (the Grant Manager), Charles Ogu presented the progress and impact of the Global Health Workforce Programme ( ), a transformative initiative aimed at strengthening leadership, governance, capacity, wellbeing and retention across Nigeria’s health workforce.
Through , we’ve supported:
✅ Over 8,000 health workers trained nationwide
✅ Strategic partnerships with regulatory bodies and academic institutions
✅ Enhanced data systems and workforce planning tools
✅ Inclusive and sustainable approaches to development
This engagement reflects our commitment to data-driven solutions, collaborative innovation, and health system strengthening at both national and sub-national levels.
We’re proud to be part of the movement shaping the future of health workforce in Nigeria.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the visionary leadership of Dr.Kamil Shoretire, Director and Head of the Department of Health Planning, Research and Statistics at the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Nigeria, as well as Dr. Adaeze Okonkwo (Head, HSS Division), Mr. John Okobia (Assistant Director, HRH), Dr. nwakaego chukwukaodinaka MBBS, MPH, FMCPath (Director Public Private Practitioner/Diaspora unit, FMOH&SW), Dr. Olumuyiwa Ojo Adesanya (Technical Officer HRH), Dr. Ebere Anyachukwu (Health Adviser, ) and Mrs. Chigozie Efobi Kasim for their invaluable contributions.
We also commend the dedication of World Health Organization (WHO), Clinton Health Access Initiative, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, FCDO, Lafiya Project, and others for their unwavering commitment to building a resilient, well-distributed, and data-driven health workforce across Nigeria.