Mafara Health Development Association-MAHDA

08/11/2020

On behalf of This group we wish Amina Badaru the founder of this Association happy Married life

23/10/2020

23/10/2020

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE:

Mahda and entire Great people of Talata Mafara congratulate 7 hard working students indigenes of Talata Mafara who passed nursing and midwifery council examination sat on year 2020 at School of Nursing and midwifery Gusau.

Nurse Abdulaziz ibrahim
Nurse Sanusi Salisu
Nurse Naziru Lawal
Midwife Fatima Marafa
Nurse Maryam Abubakar
Nurse Balkisu Abubakar Dogo
Midwife Aisha Sani Musa.

Among them is the overall best student Abdul Aziz Ibrahim.

We really proud and appreciate your effort for been a good ambassadors to Talata mafara local government.

We are calling our youths to emulate these hard working students especially girls due to our shortage of female health personnel in our Area.

we wish you all the best where ever you work .


for our people health

Director media for Ag.chairman
Al-Mubarak Mai Katifa

20/10/2020

Mahda group Members

20/10/2020

Mahda Group Members

27/08/2020

Kula da lafiya jarine

10/07/2020

Good evening!
Do you know drinking large amount of Water reduce minor urinary track Infection?

09/07/2020

MAFARA NURSES AND OTHERS HEALTH PERSONNEL S COMMEMORATE WORLD HEPATITIS DAY

A group of young Nigerian Nurses & others health personnel s under the aegis of MAHDA convened at the traditional ruler's palace in Talata Mafara area of Zamfara State to commemorate the 2018 world Hepatitis day.

According to the National coordinator of the group and convener of the program - Aminat Badaru Hamza - "World Hepatitis Day, observed on July 28 every year, aims to raise global awareness of hepatitis - as a group of infectious diseases known as Hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E - and to encourage prevention, diagnosis and treatment."

Badaru continues that; Viral hepatitis is an international public health challenge, comparable to other major communicable diseases, such as HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
Unfortunately, viral hepatitis receives lesser attention and largely ignored as a global health and development priority.

Nonetheless, with the coming of goal 3 target 3 (ie G3:T3) of the United Nations Sustainable Development Agenda, viral hepatitis will never be a hidden disease anymore, and no one will ignorantly suffer for this deadly disease again. She concluded!

The commemoration which took place at the Galadima's palace in T/Mafara was organized in conjunction with the General Hospital, Talata Mafara. In addition to free-hepatitis testing for hundreds of participants, it also features public lecture and sensitization awareness.

07/07/2020

05/07/2020

Assalamu Alaikum