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Spinal Injury Association Presents proposal; Receives Special Consideration For 2018 Budget

by Sejoro Ekundayo

Representatives of Kano State Spinal Injury Association (SIA) at the Public Hearing for 2018 budget, lead by Engineer Abdul B. Haruna, presented a proposal to the State House that emphasized on health issues from MRI, cost of Surgery, rehabilitation center and spinal ward in a newly Muhammadu Buhari Specialist hospital.

Expressing his joy and appreciation was Abdulrahman Uba, a member of the SIA community, who broke the news on his Facebook page. He went further to give us insight into the damning effects of Spinal injury. He says: ” The Spinal injury is inevitable in a society, It causes a lot of damages to the human life. It’s one of the most expensive health condition to care. Spinal injury has no class status as of some other diseases, it involves a donkey rider, air traveller, biker, building collapse, an ordinary pedestrian may be hit by the running object or a vehicle not to talk about car accidents which is the most commonly caused. To reduce the trauma by the victims, their families and it’s effect in a society the SIA community under the leadership of Engineer Abdul B. Haruna present a proposal to the State House that emphasized on health issues from MRI, cost of Surgery, rehabilitation center and spinal ward in a newly Muhammadu Buhari Specialist hospital.”
“And also education, inclusiveness among others” he concluded.

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