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NORTHWEST STAKEHOLDERS FORUM HONOURS CHPRBN REGISTRAR/CEO FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.Abuja, Nigeria.10th August, 2026.The A...
11/08/2026

NORTHWEST STAKEHOLDERS FORUM HONOURS CHPRBN REGISTRAR/CEO FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.
Abuja, Nigeria.

10th August, 2026.

The Association of Northwest Stakeholders Forum of Community Health Practitioners of Nigeria has honoured the Registrar/CEO of the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria, Professor Bashir Idris (Lifidin Jama’a), in recognition of his outstanding academic excellence and exemplary leadership in advancing the community health profession.

The honour was conferred during a brief but significant presentation ceremony, where the Forum presented souvenirs and a roll of banners as a mark of appreciation for his remarkable contributions to professional development, regulatory innovation, and capacity building within the sector.

Speaking during the presentation, the Chairman of the Forum, Alhaji Abdulkadir Isa, commended Professor Idris for his unwavering commitment to academic distinction and institutional transformation. He noted that the Registrar’s achievements continue to inspire community health practitioners across the Northwest region and beyond.

Also speaking, Dr Abdullahi Umar Kankia described Professor Idris as a visionary leader whose dedication to excellence has repositioned CHPRBN as a forward-looking regulatory institution. He emphasised that the recognition was well-deserved, given the Registrar’s consistent efforts in promoting education, professionalism, and service delivery in the health sector.

In his response, Professor Bashir Idris expressed deep appreciation to the Association for the honour, describing it as a motivation to further strengthen the Board’s mandate and continue championing reforms that will enhance the quality of community health practice in Nigeria.

The event underscores the growing recognition of Professor Idris’ contributions to the advancement of community health education and regulation, as well as his role in fostering unity and progress among practitioners nationwide

CHPRBN Strengthens Collaboration with Wesley University, Ondo, as Vice-Chancellor Announces Conferment of Professorial R...
30/07/2026

CHPRBN Strengthens Collaboration with Wesley University, Ondo, as Vice-Chancellor Announces Conferment of Professorial Rank on Registrar/CEO.

Abuja, Nigeria.
July 30th, 2026

The Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN), Associate Professor Bashir Idris (Lifidin Jama’á), today received the management team of Wesley University, Ondo, led by its Vice-Chancellor, Rt. Rev. Professor Samuel Sunday Obeka, in a strategic visit aimed at deepening institutional collaboration and advancing the community health profession in Nigeria.

Welcoming the delegation, the Registrar/CEO expressed appreciation for the visit and reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to fostering productive partnerships with academic institutions. He emphasised CHPRBN’s open-door policy and urged the university to sustain strict compliance with the Board’s regulatory standards and guidelines governing community health training and practice.

In his remarks, the Vice-Chancellor commended CHPRBN for its continued leadership and support in strengthening the capacity of the community health workforce nationwide. He reiterated Wesley University’s commitment to upholding the highest academic and professional standards in line with the Board’s requirements.

In a major highlight of the engagement, the Vice-Chancellor formally announced the conferment of the rank of Professor of Community Health on the Registrar/CEO, Associate Professor Bashir Idris, in recognition of his academic achievement to the development of community health practice in Nigeria.

Responding to the honour, Professor Bashir Idris expressed profound gratitude to the management of Wesley University for the distinguished recognition, describing it as both humbling and inspiring. He noted that the elevation serves as a renewed call to greater service, dedication, and commitment to advancing the frontiers of community health.

CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE REGISTRARS/CEOs OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS REGULATORY BODIES  FELICITATES WITH HON. AMOS MAGAJI GWAMNA O...
29/07/2026

CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE REGISTRARS/CEOs OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS REGULATORY BODIES FELICITATES WITH HON. AMOS MAGAJI GWAMNA ON BIRTHDAY

Abuja, Nigeria
July 29, 2026

The Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN) and Chairman of the Committee of Registrars/CEOs of Health Professional Regulatory Bodies of Nigeria, Associate Professor Bashir Idris (Lifidin Jama’a), has extended heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Amos Magaji Gwamna on the occasion of his birthday.

In a statement released today, Assoc. Prof. Bashir Idris, speaking on behalf of the entire Committee of Registrars/CEOs of Health Regulatory Boards, lauded Hon. Magaji, who serves as the Chairman of the House Committee on Health Care Services, describing him as a "man of integrity and a leader with innovation."

"Hon. Amos Magaji Gwamna has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the advancement of healthcare delivery in Nigeria. His visionary leadership and dedication to legislative excellence have been instrumental in shaping policies that strengthen the health sector," stated Assoc. Prof. Idris.

The Registrar further noted that the collaborative relationship between the health regulatory bodies and the National Assembly, particularly under the stewardship of Hon. Magaji, has fostered significant progress in ensuring quality healthcare standards and professional development across the nation.

Praying for the celebrant, Assoc. Prof. Bashir Idris said: "On this special day, we pray that Almighty God grants Hon. Magaji more strength, sound health, and divine wisdom to continue his remarkable service to the nation. We wish him many more years of impactful leadership and personal fulfillment."

The statement concluded with best wishes from the Boardies of Health Regulatory and the entire health regulatory community, affirming their continued support for his legislative agenda aimed at improving the health and well-being of all Nigerians.

25/07/2026
Breaking News: CHPRBN releases Time-Table for 2026 August National Professional Qualifying Examination (NPQE). Wishing a...
15/07/2026

Breaking News:

CHPRBN releases Time-Table for 2026 August National Professional Qualifying Examination (NPQE).

Wishing all candidates best of luck.

CHPRBN CHAMPIONS REINTRODUCTION OF BCHS DEGREE AT NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (NOUN)ABUJA, NIGERIA1st July, 2026...
03/07/2026

CHPRBN CHAMPIONS REINTRODUCTION OF BCHS DEGREE AT NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (NOUN)

ABUJA, NIGERIA
1st July, 2026

In a strategic move to bolster the nation’s primary healthcare system, a high-level delegation from the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN), led by Professor Sabo, paid an advocacy visit to the Vice Chancellor, Professor Uduma Oji Uduma of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) at its Abuja headquarters.

The delegation, representing the Registrar/CEO of CHPRBN, Ass. Prof. Bashir Idris (Lifidin Jama'a), successfully secured a commitment from the university to mount the Bachelor of Community Health Science (BCHS) degree programme, with studies expected to commence by January 2027.

The advocacy visit was a resounding success. The management of NOUN pledged their support and agreed to mount the BCHS degree programme. The university leadership noted that the commencement of the programme will address a critical need for continuous professional development within the community health sector.

The CHPRBN team also demonstrated their appreciation for the collaborative spirit shown by the university's leadership, presenting a gift of NUC-branded bags to the Vice Chancellor. This gesture served as a testimony to the Registrar's courage and the board's profound appreciation for the University's commitment to advancing community health education.

“This partnership marks a significant milestone in our quest to professionalise the community health workforce in Nigeria. The introduction of the BCHS degree at NOUN will empower our health workers with the knowledge and skills needed to drive the achievement of Universal Health Coverage, and all without disrupting the essential services they provide in their communities.

CHPRBN REGISTRAR/CEO CHARGES PRIMARY HEALTHCARE EDUCATORS ON DIGITAL TOOLS ADOPTION AT KANO MCPDPKano, Nigeria, July 23,...
24/06/2026

CHPRBN REGISTRAR/CEO CHARGES PRIMARY HEALTHCARE EDUCATORS ON DIGITAL TOOLS ADOPTION AT KANO MCPDP

Kano, Nigeria,
July 23, 2026.

The Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN), Associate Professor Bashir Idris (Lifidin Jama'a), has called on primary healthcare educators across the country to fully integrate digital tools and platforms into their teaching and learning processes.

He made this call during the opening ceremony of the Annual Mandatory Continuous Professional Development Program (MCPDP) held in Kano, underscoring the Board's commitment to modernising community health education and practice in Nigeria.

He emphasised that the adoption of digital technologies is no longer optional but a necessity for equipping future community health practitioners with the skills required for effective service delivery in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. He noted that digital integration is central to the Board's ongoing transformation agenda.

The CHPRBN has consistently emphasised technology as a critical enabler for health sector reform. By digitising standing orders and promoting digital learning platforms, the Board aims to improve diagnostic accuracy, treatment timeliness, and accountability through audit trails, while also facilitating continuous professional learning and compliance monitoring.

The MCPDP in Kano serves as a vital platform for updating educators on the latest innovations and regulatory standards. His call to embrace digital tools is expected to further strengthen the capacity of primary healthcare educators to deliver high-quality, evidence-based training to practitioners who serve as the first point of care in communities across Nigeria.

The CHPRBN remains committed to collaborating with stakeholders to ensure that community health practitioners are well-equipped to meet the evolving health needs of Nigerians, particularly in rural and hard-to-reach areas.

CHPRBN Commends NUC Approval of Community Health Science Programme at Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia (FU...
18/06/2026

CHPRBN Commends NUC Approval of Community Health Science Programme at Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia (FUASK)

18th June, 2026.

The Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN) wishes to inform the general public and relevant stakeholders that the National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the commencement of twelve (12) additional academic programmes at the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia (FUASK), Kaduna State.

Notably, the approval of Community Health Science stands out as a landmark achievement for the community health profession in Nigeria.

This development represents a significant step forward in strengthening the academic and professional foundation of community health practice. It further reinforces the critical role of community health in primary healthcare delivery, disease prevention, and health promotion at the grassroots level.

The Board observes that the inclusion of Community Health Science in a Federal University of Applied Sciences not only affirms the growing relevance of the profession but also aligns with global best practices in building a skilled, community-oriented health workforce.

The Board commends the Registrar/CEO and the management for their dedication, strategic leadership, and tireless efforts in advancing community health as a frontline discipline within Nigeria’s healthcare system.

CHPRBN remains committed to supporting policies and academic initiatives that enhance the quality of training, regulation, and practice of community health practitioners nationwide.

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27/05/2026

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