The Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria
(MAHWUN), University of Abuja Teaching Hospital branch organised a three-day
skills acquisition and entrepreneurship development for its members. The
program started on Wednesday.
While addressing the
participants, the branch chairman of the union, Comrade Stephen Oricha, said
the programme was organized to enable members’ live better lives, even after
retirement.
Comrade Stephen explained that
members of the union took it upon themselves to come up with the idea of how
its members would engage in small scale business in order to add to their
little salaries.
"Besides, what we intend
to achieve at the end of this training is to expose our people to various
skills such as liquid soap making, poultry/fish farming, detergent, among
others, which our members have indicated interest in so that at the end can use
their hands to feed themselves,"he said.
He said that at the end of the
training, the union would establish a Medical and Health Workers farm.
Also speaking, the Acting
Medical Director of the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Dr. Haruna
Shehu, commended members of the union for coming up with the idea of engaging a
consultant to train them on skills acquisition and entrepreneurship.
source:daily trust
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