President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on Nigerian doctors and medical practitioners based abroad to return home and apply their specialized skills toward modernizing the nation’s healthcare sector under the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

Speaking at a meeting in the State House with representatives from the Nigerian Diaspora Medical Associations Worldwide, the President acknowledged that the country requires the expertise and global experience of its diaspora professionals to establish a resilient, world-class healthcare structure.

Addressing the visiting health delegation, President Tinubu stated, “It is a very great joy to see that you are coming back to facilitate your single motivation to help your country meet the needs of our people, the medical outreaches; seeing indivisible commitment to humanity is part of your singular oath and commitment in life.”

He further expressed his commitment to addressing the nation’s developmental challenges, remarking, “So many of you have seen the hazard of the other side of the world. You have experienced the challenges and you have come back home to feel it and seal it. Poverty and lack of development is a challenge to Africa but what do you see as a Nigerian? This is the heart of Africa.”

Highlighting the vision of his administration, the President affirmed, “The best way to demonstrate to you is for me to commit myself to my agenda, the Renewed Hope, so that the hope of Nigerians of having better environment, better education, better development and prosperity can be realised.”