Imo Assembly Urges Gov. Uzodimma to Establish New College of Nursing in Inyishi
Supporting the motion, legislators pointed out that establishing a new nursing college would not only enhance healthcare provision but also create employment opportunities within the state
Binye-lum 
The Imo State House of Assembly has passed a resolution calling on Governor Hope Uzodimma to approve the establishment of a College of Nursing in Inyishi, Ikeduru Local Government Area.
The resolution, which was sponsored by Johnleoba Iheoha, the representative of Ikeduru State Constituency, emphasizes the need to alleviate the strain on existing nursing institutions due to increased demand for healthcare services across the state.
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Mr. Iheoha highlighted the positive impact of recent health policies and improved medical equipment on healthcare delivery in Imo State. He stressed the importance of training more nurses to support the state's extensive network of primary health centers and rural health services effectively.
Supporting the motion, legislators pointed out that establishing a new nursing college would not only enhance healthcare provision but also create employment opportunities within the state. They underscored the urgent need to address the current shortage of trained healthcare professionals, which burdens existing healthcare facilities.
The Speaker, Chike Olemgbe, presided over the unanimous approval of the motion, reflecting the assembly's commitment to expanding healthcare education and improving public health services across Imo State.
