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Kogi born medical graduate risks missing induction into medical profession unless,,,,,

AdminBy AdminOctober 11, 2022Updated:October 11, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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Miss Mariam Yakubu.
Photo credit: Nigerian Post.
By Correspondent in Lokoja.

Unless Kogi State Government and Spirited Corporate Organisations and individuals come to the aid of 22-year- old Miss Mariam Yakubu, an MBBS graduate may miss her induction into the Medical Profession owing to her inability to pay the mandatory induction fee of Four Hundred Thousand Naira before or on 26/10/2022.

Miss Mariam Yakubu, the sixth child of the Eight children of her parents and hails from Idah Local Governnent Area of kogi state, said all was well with her academic and that of her siblings untill unexpected happened to the parents.

Mariam, a medical graduate of the University of Nigeria Nsukka UNN, said, although not from a rich family background, but her parents, who were both civil servants were able to meet her and siblings academic needs.

According to her, things took a downward trend for the family, when the House, the parents have laboured through out their productive years to build was gutted by a mysterious fire that have rendered them homeless.

To compound their woes, her father, Mr Yakubu, a staff of Federal Polytechnic Idah and her Mother, Amina Yakubu, staff of Federal Ministry of Information were both retired.

Mariam speaking further said, the simultaneous retirement of her parents which would have been a blessing in disguise to her, as the needed amount wouldn’t have posed a threat to the cumulative entitlements of the parents.

She bemoaned the introduction of Contributory Pension Scheme, which operation has made the parents to wallow in penury.

She added that since the day her parents retired, their monthly pensions and gratuity have not been paid, forcing them to spawn everywhere for assistance for no avail.

She called on the state Governor Alhaji Yahaya Bello, whom she described as the father of the orphans to come to her aid to offset the bill before or on the 26th October, 2022 to bring alive her academic pursuits.

She is equally begging the Senator Representing Kogi East, Senator Isah Jibrin Echocho, House of representatives from Ankpa, Idah and Dekina Federal Constituencies, House of Assembly members and well meaning corporate organisations and individuals to help wipe her tears.

Mariam Yakubu can be reached through your contributions on First Bank 3111173733.
Phone number 09052594551.

Source: Nigerian Post.

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