DUBAI POLICE HOSTS GRADUATION OF WORLD'S FIRST POLICING INNOVATION AND LEADERSHIP (PIL) DIPLOMA. (PHOTO).

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 Dubai Police Hosts Graduation of World’s First Policing Innovation and Leadership (PIL) Diploma  His Excellency Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, witnessed the graduation ceremony of the first batch of the Professional Diploma in Policing Innovation and Leadership (PIL), which the General Department of Training organised in collaboration with the Rochester Institute of Technology in Dubai at the Dubai Police Academy.  45 Officers, 30 Countries During the ceremony, which was attended by various ambassadors, consuls, and senior Dubai Police officers, Lieutenant General Al Marri awarded graduation certificates to 45 officers from 30 countries who completed the four-month program.  Lieutenant General Al Marri congratulated the graduates, highlighting that the diploma is the world's first and aligns with the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, and t

JAPA: NIGERIANS MAY SOON BE LEFT WITH ONLY NATIVE DOCTORS- MIMIKO. (PHOTO).


Japa: Nigerians May Soon Be Left With Only Native Doctors -Mimiko
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“We are in an emergency. If we continue at this rate, in another five to 10 years, only the “babalawos” (herbalists) will be available to take care of us. It is an emergency, and the government must see it as an emergency. The government must disincentivise the rate at which our medical doctors and medical personnel are emigrating from this country.

“We cannot continue to hold this nation unaccountable. We can take advantage of the opportunity for our professionals to learn new skills. I don’t think any serious government can fold its arms while other countries decide to empty it of its human resources, especially in the health sector.

“We are a great country; we have an incredible young population that is ready. This country has the capacity to train two million to three million students, but those countries that stand at that end to benefit from this training must also do something to expand our capacity to train our people.

“The government must take it up at a very high diplomatic level. We cannot fold our arms and allow all our best human resources to live in this country. It is like a war situation. But I know one thing for sure: if the government does the necessary things, it can be a win-win situation for us as a nation.” -Dr Olusegun Mimiko, Ondo Ex-Governor | Induction Ceremony At UNIMED, Ondo

 

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