The Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, has called for deeper reforms and renewed commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery across the Armed Forces of Nigeria.
Matawalle, represented by his Special Assistant, Abdulkadir Atiku, made the call on Tuesday in Abuja at the 13th Defence Health Maintenance Limited (DHML) Stakeholders’ Meeting.
He described DHML as a strategic pillar of military readiness and national resilience.
The minister said that the meeting provided an opportunity for stakeholders to reflect, re-strategise and reinforce shared commitments and sustainable healthcare services to personnel and their families.
He added that “the DHML was established with clear and noble objectives – to ensure that personnel and their families receive free, comprehensive and quality healthcare through regular funding disbursements.”
(Agency Report)
