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The president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, has approved the conferment of National Productivity Order of Merit award on our very own Dr. Aishatu Abubakar Baju, the Commissioner of Police, Force Animal Branch, in recognition of her high productivity, hard work and excellence. The recommendation was based on the report of the National Productivity Order of Merit Award committee after a rigorous selection process. The award ceremony which will be chaired by the President himself has been scheduled for the 28 th of November, 2019 at the NAF conference centre and suite, Abuja by 9am prompt. The National Productivity Order of Merit Award is an award of honour and dignity instituted by government designed to recognize hard work and excellence. All awardee and their guest are to be seated by 8.30pm. On behalf of the veterinary profession we like to say a hearty congratulation to our ever inspiring veterinarian, blazing the trail.  

Uganda Veterinary Association (UVA) won the 2019 World Veterinary Day contest, organized on the last Saturday in April annually by the World Veterinary Association (WVA) partnering with Health-for-Animals group. UVA made history by winning the global competition for the second time, having won the 2018 edition. The award presentation ceremony was well attended by senior government officials in Uganda, including Hon. Kibanzanga Christopher, Minister of State for Agriculture and General Elly Tumwine (Rtd), Minister of Security. WVA was represented by Dr. Gani Enahoro, Chairman, WVA Policy Committee and WVA Councilor for Africa. In his speech, he commended the leadership of UVA and implored them to win a hat-trick in the 2020 edition and set a further record that would be difficult to rival. He appreciated the obvious support from the government and people of the Republic of Uganda and urged them to continue.   Group photograph of a section of the participants and dignita...

Well, how do I even start saying THANK YOU? So here is the story of a young Vet who after being denied employment by a certain state government, picked up the courage to start her own veterinary clinic with a meager start up capital. I thought it was important I called our attention to her story and Dr. Bala Muhammad (God bless you tremendously sir) picked it up and blew it out of proportion (Lol) as usual. Today I am proud we all made it happen! THANK YOU Cash donations by 1. Dr Vitalis Obete 2. Prof Magaji 3. Dr Audu Mikhail 4. Dr Shehu Shamsudeen 5. Dr Ode Adiya Victoria 6. Blue Bat Company 7. Dr Iwar Vivian Ngoundu Kind donations by 1. Dr Usman of Vetco diagnostix who made the reception stand and gifted it to Roses veterinary services. 2. Dr Yila and Ugoro of Agriproject made 100 complimentary cards and 50 Clinic files and gifted it to Roses veterinary services Chief achor by Dr. Bala Muhammad and my humble self. A song writer wrote that the more we ar...