The Federal University of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital, Azare (FUHSTHA) has expressed its profound appreciation to the Federal Character Commission (FCC) for its transparent supervision and commitment to fairness in federal institutions.
This commendation follows the FCC’s recent decision to recognize federal government agencies that have demonstrated strict compliance with the Federal Character Principle—a move widely praised for promoting national unity, fairness, and equity.
In a statement signed by Dr. Dauda Abubakar Katagum, FWACS, Chief Medical Director of FUHSTHA, the hospital management acknowledged the exceptional leadership of FCC’s Executive Chairman, Dr. Muheebah Dankaka, describing her tenure as instrumental in reinforcing compliance and inclusivity in public institutions.
“We commend the FCC for its unwavering efforts in promoting fairness, equity, and national unity. This recognition inspires us to remain steadfast in upholding the Federal Character Principle in all our operations,” the statement read.
The hospital reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining compliance with federal character policies while striving for greater efficiency in healthcare delivery.
Under the leadership of Dr. Muheebah Dankaka, the Federal Character Commission has implemented strategic reforms aimed at strengthening institutional compliance with federal character guidelines.
The FCC’s innovative decision to honor compliant institutions has been widely praised as a bold step toward ensuring balanced representation across all sectors of government.
FUHSTHA’s recognition highlights its dedication to merit-based employment practices, inclusivity, and fair representation, reinforcing the principles of national cohesion and equal opportunity.
The teaching hospital has pledged to continue working in alignment with FCC’s vision, ensuring that its policies and workforce structure remain reflective of Nigeria’s diverse ethnic and regional composition.
As the FCC continues its mission of ensuring equity in government agencies, stakeholders believe that such recognitions will motivate more institutions to uphold the Federal Character Principle and contribute to a more harmonized national workforce.
