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APC Chairman Marks 58th Birthday With Healthcare ….

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda, marked his 58th birthday with healthcare interventions and the commissioning of projects at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Jalingo, Taraba State.
Rather than limiting the occasion to personal celebration, Yilwatda chose to use the milestone to support healthcare delivery and highlight the importance of service to humanity.
Key Highlights
Yilwatda marks his 58th birthday at FMC Jalingo.
Healthcare interventions form the centrepiece of the celebration.
Health Minister Muhammad Ali Pate commends the initiative.
FMC Jalingo says the projects will strengthen healthcare delivery.
The celebration links a personal milestone with public service.
Speaking at the event, the Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, commended Yilwatda for taking the celebration to the North-East and making healthcare a central part of the occasion.
Pate described health as a critical foundation for national development, stressing that the wellbeing and productivity of citizens are closely linked to the strength of the nation’s healthcare system.
He also appreciated the Taraba State Government, the National Assembly and residents of the state for supporting the intervention.
The host of the celebration, Dr. Aisha Adamu Mohammed, said the choice of FMC Jalingo reflected a commitment to medical excellence, improved healthcare delivery and service to humanity.
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She noted that the interventions and commissioned projects would complement ongoing efforts to strengthen healthcare services and improve access to quality medical care in Taraba State.
The birthday cake-cutting ceremony was held alongside the commissioning of projects at FMC Jalingo, giving the celebration a public-service dimension.
The occasion underscored the value of using personal milestones to support initiatives that directly affect people’s welfare.
For Yilwatda, the 58th birthday celebration therefore became an opportunity to combine personal thanksgiving with support for healthcare delivery and community development.
The event in Taraba highlighted a broader message that public celebrations can also provide opportunities for service, partnership and interventions that benefit citizens.

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