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RSPHCMB A New Horizons Under Dr. Monima

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Dr Agiriye Monima Harry, a Nigerian trained Medical practitioner with specialty in Orthopaedic Medicine has dedicated almost the last two decades of his life into the Rivers State Civil Service.

In a country where, many in the Civil service sector give in abysmal performance as “Anything goes”, Dr Harry has sacrificed his time, knowledge and resources into improving every department within the Rivers State Health Ministry he has been opportune to serve.

Between January 2004, to January 2006, he was head of department, Accident and emergency, BMSH. Coordinator of River State Emergency Medical Services from April 2003 through October 2007; and director of River State Emergency Medical Services from October 2007 through 2013. Director of medical service, River State Ministry of Health from May 2013 through July 2013; director of special programmes at River State Emergency Medical Services from July 2013 through August 2015; appointed permanent secretary Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board (RSPHCMB) in August 2015.

For Dr. Harry, his time in the civil service is an opportunity to serve humanity and make the world a better place which has attracted numerous awards and Professional Certifications such as Instructor basic trauma life support, Fellow of Arbeitsgemeinschaft für osteosynthesefragen(AO) International, Instructor Advanced Trauma Life Support amongst others.

His rise through the ranks within the service is a testament of his dedication and a morale booster to many around him.

Born on August 14, 1965, Agiriye Monima Harry is a renowned Orthopaedic Surgeon having over 18 years of experience with a particular interest in Knee and Hip Arthroplasty.

Between January 2004 to January 2006, he was head of department, Accident and emergency, BMSH. Coordinator of River State Emergency Medical Services from April 2003 through October 2007; and director of River State Emergency Medical Services from October 2007 through 2013. Director of medical service, River State Ministry of Health from May 2013 through July 2013; director of special programmes at River State Emergency Medical Services from July 2013 through August 2015; appointed permanent secretary Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board (RSPHCMB) in August 2015.

Dr. Agiriye, the Permanent Secretary of the Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board (RSPHCMB) since his assumption of office, has transformed the face of the agency upon his appointment in 2015 as permanent Secretary.

RSPHCMB saddled with the management of 150 Model Primary Health Centres built and over 200 standard Primary Health Centres across the state jointly funded by the Local Government Councils, Rivers State Government with technical support from the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) has fared considerably well under his watch the agency has embarked on; 

One week of free medical services for pregnant women and newborn babies in the Rivers State in collaboration with a federal government healthcare initiative, Save One Million Lives (SOML) to mark the 2021 maternal newborn baby and child health week, Sensitization against Polio and reduction in Polio rate in Rivers State, Sensitization, Mobilization and immunization against Yellow Fever, Mass sensitization on COVID-19, Distribution of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE), and Information, Education and campaign(IEC) materials to Primary Health Centres in the 23 LGAs of Rivers State, created isolation points for suspected cases of COVID-19 in primary health centers and many more.

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NSC DG Olopade Meets NSC Directors, Calls for Scientific Approach to Sports Federation Activities

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Joel Ajayi 
The Director General of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Hon. Bukola Olopade, has reiterated the new transformative vision of the Commission during his meeting with the Directors and Heads of Departments of the Commission.


The interactive sessions allowed senior officials to introduce themselves to the new DG, who emphasized the importance of strategic, standardized and scientific approach to the Commission’s operations, including the conduct of Sports Federation Elections.


In his remarks, Olopade stressed the need for reforms that would attract top administrators to vie for leadership roles within Nigeria’s Sports Federations.
“There is no way we can’t be looking at having top industry CEOs on board in our Sports Federations,” he stated.


The DG also highlighted the Commission’s mandate to elevate the Corporate image of various Sports in Nigeria. 


He reemphasized the NSC’s commitment to reviving key initiatives such as the National Sports Industry Policy and the 10-Year Football Master Plan.


“The Chairman and myself strongly believe we need to have a different approach to our Federation Elections,” he noted. 


“This is why the emphasis of the Renewed Hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a balanced approach to both sports consumption and sports production.”


The meeting reflects the new direction of the NSC, with Olopade pledging to champion and support policies that will foster professionalism and sustainable development across Nigeria’s sports landscape.

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