The Nigerian government has initiated a taskforce aimed at establishing a medical college specifically for training health professionals within the Armed Forces. The move comes as part of broader efforts to enhance the healthcare capabilities of the military. Dr. Maruf Alausa, the Minister of Education, announced the plan, emphasizing the need to align military health training with national healthcare standards. The taskforce will focus on developing a curriculum that integrates both medical and military training, ensuring personnel are equipped to handle both civilian and combat-related health emergencies. This initiative is expected to improve the quality of medical services provided by the Armed Forces and strengthen the country’s overall healthcare infrastructure. (championnews.com.ng)