IGNITING RESILIENCE: NAPS Hosts Landmark Colloquium on Global Health Security




The National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) recently took a significant step towards promoting global health security by hosting a groundbreaking Health Campus Colloquium themed "Global Health Summit: Outbreak Readiness and Response" on 10th July 2025 at Kogi State College of Nursing and Midwifery Obangede. Led by Vice President National Affairs, Comr Usman Ibrahim Dende, the event brought together esteemed experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from various institutions across the globe to discuss innovative strategies for tackling health crises and promoting health security.


The colloquium was graced by the presence of the Executive Governor of Kogi State, His Excellency Alhaji Usman Ahmed Ododo FCA, who was ably represented by the Senior Special Assistant on Students Affairs to the Kogi State Governor. This esteemed representation underscored the government's commitment to promoting health security and supporting initiatives that enhance outbreak readiness and response.


The colloquium featured thought-provoking presentations from renowned guest speakers, including Dr. Muazu Omeiza Musa, Executive Director of KSPHCDA; Mr. James Anaza Duro Joseph, Provost of College of Nursing and Midwifery Obangede; and San Umar Shaibu Anataku, Provost of College of Health Science and Technology Idah. These experts shared their expertise and experiences in outbreak readiness and response, highlighting the importance of collaboration, innovation, and community engagement.


Through this landmark event, NAPS reaffirmed its commitment to promoting health security and mitigating the impact of health crises. By bringing together key stakeholders and experts from across the globe, the colloquium provided a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and partnership building.


The event concluded with a call to action, emphasizing the need for sustained collaboration and partnership among governments, agencies, and stakeholders to effectively prepare for and respond to health crises. By working together, we can build stronger, more resilient health systems and promote global health security.


The recognition of notable personalities who have made significant contributions to healthcare and outbreak response was a highlight of the event. The awardees included Dr. Muazu Omeiza Musa, Hon Sanni Egidi Abdulraheem, Hon Suleiman Abdulrazak Sariki, Hon Akus Lawal, Hon Monday Aridaojo Anyebe, Hon Oladele John Nihi, Hon Mohammed U Mohammed, and Mr. James Anaza Duro Joseph. Their dedication and commitment to promoting health security serve as an inspiration to us all.


As the curtain falls on this groundbreaking colloquium, one thing is clear: the future of global health security is in our hands. It's time to ignite the spark of collective action, fuel the fire of innovation, and blaze a trail of resilience that will protect humanity from the shadows of health crises. Together, let's unleash a revolution in global health security that will echo through the ages!

In attendance are The Honorable Commissioner for Youths and Sports Development Hon Monday Aridaojo Anyebe, The Honorable Commissioner for Healths Dr Abdulaziz Adams, The Chief Medical Director Kogi State Hospital Management Board Dr Ayo Olayemi, The Executive Director Kogi State Primary Health Care Development Agency KSPHCDA Dr Muazu Omeiza Musa, the Special Adviser to Kogi State Governor on Youths and Students Matters Hon Oladele John Nihi ably represented, The Provost College of Health Science and Technology Idah San Umar Shaibu Anataku, the Kogi State APC Youths Leader Hon Mohammed U Mohammed ably represented, the Majority Leader KGHA Hon Suleiman Abdulrazak Sariki ably represented, the House of Assembly Member representing Ankpa 1 State Constituency Hon Akus Lawal ably represented, the Former NAPS National President Comr Mohammed Eneji, the former NANS Zone C Coordinator Comr Habib Enesi Salau, the NAPS National President Comr Eshiofune Paul Oghayan ably represented, the NAPS Senate President Comr Festus Joy Oyewumi, the NANS Zone C Secretary General Comr Muhammad Saeed, the Country Head of Nigeria Young Women of Africa YWOA Amb Asmawu Idris Omeiza, the Immediate Past NANS JCC Chairman Kogi State Comr Gomina Ahmad Kabir CNS, Former NAKOSS National Director on Welfare Comr Adams Momohjimoh amongst others.



Comr Usman Ibrahimnyass Dende,

NAPS Vice President National Affairs

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