Peter Umeadi TV (2024)

13/12/2022

Presidential Election 2023: H.E Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso the Presidential Candidate of NNPP in a consultation meeting with Prof Peter Umeadi the APGA Presidential Candidate

As the election is drawing near and the fame and popularity of the APGA Presidential Candidate Prof Peter Umeadi continues to wax greater and greater, many political parties are seeking to be identified with APGA.

As APGA has proven it's political strength, capabilities, capacity and power over the years in the South East and now in the entire Nigeria, it has attracted a great number of followers and people seeking their membership.

Therefore, it has made H.E. Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso the Presidential Candidate of NNPP to open consultations with Prof. Peter Nnanna Chukwudi Umeadi the Presidential Candidate of APGA in Abuja on the Presidential Election 2023; with Prof. Rufai Alkali National Chairman NNPP (left) and AVM John Chris Ifemeje (rtd) Deputy National Chairman NNPP( right).

This is certainly a good development so far, because it's a sign of great honour and respect for APGA through the hard work of the Presidential Candidate.

We are certain that as time goes on many political parties will also do the same because APGA as a political Party has come to stay and they are the only solution to the problem of this country.

May the Lord bless Peter Umeadi Political aspirations...

PETER UMEADI TV 2023

10/12/2022

Presidential Election 2023: Strategic Policy Declaration, the Peter Umeadi Manifesto (Health Care Delivery).

Health is wealth; Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights describes health as a human right. The best private hospitals and clinics in Nigeria deliver excellent health care services if you can afford to pay their exorbitant charges.

The doctors and nurses are highly skilled.
Whereas our general hospitals nationwide are in ruins. Defective equipment are not repaired or replaced. Drugs are in short supplyor nonexistent.

Clients/patients are often made to buy their ownmedicines, surgical dressings, drips, blood for transfusion, hypodermic syringes, and razor blades.

As a result of hospital fees, common people have to seek medical help from trado-medicines practitioners and prayer houses.

Primary, secondary and tertiary health care systems are in a shambles. Our poorly paid medical personnel are leaving for greener pastures in droves.

Federal Government needs to set up National Health Council which will develop comprehensive national policies, strategies, healthy living and socio-economic wellbeing for the people.

While the State Governments, acting through their Ministries of Health and inter -ministerial Health Management Boards will transform national policies into operational activities.

Community health--- since primary health care is what the people do to promote and preserve their health and wellness, local governments are the place where the real action must be.

StrategiesAPGA Presidency will encourage local councils to create Health Management Committees to set local priorities and targets, to plan, implement, monitor, evaluate and upgrade health related actions.

They include: programmes for the health of women, disabled persons, reproductive health, nutrition education, diets, hygiene and sanitation, medicalcare, elderly care, dental health, psychiatric health, accident prevention and rehabilitation.

1. Increase investment in health by allocation of 15% of ourbudget in the first instance.

2. Free healthcare delivery for infants, disabled persons,students and senior citizens.

3. To encourage massive research in medicine, telemedicineand production of vaccines.

4. Production of qualified medical personnel for domestic use.

5. To encourage health care insurance policy.

6. To promote trado-medicines as a form of regulated alternative medicine.

An effective education and health care systems will upscale human capital development required for the advancement of any modern state.

May the bless Peter Umeadi Political aspirations...

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13/12/2022

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