NIGERIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, CRS
Ordinary General Meeting 1
DATE: 23TH OCTOBER, 2008
TIME: 3:00PM
VENUE: CONFERENCE HALL, GENERAL HOSPITAL, CALABAR
AGENDA:
1. Opening Prayers
2. Amendments/Adoption of Agenda
3. Chairman's Opening remarks
4. Minutes of previous meeting
5. Correction/Adoption of Minutes
6. Matters arising from minutes
7. Budget proposal
8. Physician's week
9. Audit Committee for 2006/2009 exco
10. MSS/Monetization
11. Correspondences/Announcement
12. A.O.B
13. Closing prayer
ATTENDANCE
1. Dr. Michael E. Eyong Chairman
2. Dr. Enyuma Callistus O.A
Secretary
3. Dr. Mkpanam E. B
Ex-officio II
4. Dr. Osakwe G. O. Asst.
Secretary
5. Dr. V. I. C. Nwagbara
6. Elder Dr. V. Onoyom-Ita
7. Dr. Iwang S. S.
8. Dr. Etika, M. E
9. Dr. Mina J. Okwejie
10. Dr. John A. Okwejie
11. Dr. Ndulue Barholomea
12. Dr. Offiong Ikpeme Treasurer
13. Dr. Bassey Edet Vice Chairman
14. Dr. Eyong K. I.
15. Dr. Inyang Asibong
16. Dr. Happiness Ntia
17. Dr. Ayi Archibong
18. Dr. L. Ador
19. Dr. Patrick Ntui Mbu
20. Dr. Bassey, Bassey O.
21. Dr. Okpa Henry
22. Dr Okon A. Eyo
23. Dr. Innocent E. Abang ARD President- UCTH
24. Dr. Okafor C. J. NMA PRO, President
ARD FPH
1.0 COMMENCEMENT:
The Chairman, Dr Michael Eyong called the house to order by 3.15pm
1.1 OPENING PRAYER:
Was said by Dr. (Elder) Victor Onoyom-Ita
2.0 ADOPTION OF AGENDA:
Motion for adoption was moved by Dr (Elder) Victor Onoyom-Ita and
seconded by Dr Victor Nwagbara
3.0 CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARK:
The Chairman, welcomed members of NMA CRS to the 1st Ordinary General
Meeting. He thanked all members for reposing confidence in the new
`EXCO' by voting them into offices. Solicited members' support, advice
and ideas to enable the executive council succeed. The chairman noted
that the incoming executive is stepping into a big shoe left behind by
the outgoing executives and promised to improve on their achievements.
4.0 MINUTES OF LAST OGM:
Manuscript of the last OGM was read out by the NMA Secretary, Dr.
Enyuma Callistus O.A.
4.1 CORRECTION/ADOPTION:
Having been corrected by the house, motion for adoption of the minute
of last OGM was moved by Dr. Osakwe Onyebuchi and seconded by Dr
Komomo Eyong
5.0 MATTERS ARISING
5.1 NMA LAND: The Chairman informed the house that this issue raised
in the last OGM has been overtaken by events as both communities has
given consent to NMA to proceed with the building project but that
whichever side of the host community that wins the court case will
negotiate with NMA.
5.2 BUILDING PROJECT: Chairman informed the general house that the out
gone exco launched the building project and realized both cash and
pledges. They also had embarked on building the 4 room gate house
which has reached the wall plate stage.
Our executive council is now taking care of the remaining wood work
and long span roofing. The chairman opined that the association may
need funds to execute the project and believed that with our own as
commissioner for health, it will be easy to access funds from Cross
River State Government to complete the secretariat.
We are also making arrangement to provide security at the property.
5.3 WELFARE: The Chairman informed the house that the executive
council is determined to pay welfare packages as they arise but at
intervals will pay up the back log from the previous tenure as our
welfare will be paramount.
5.4 NMA WBSITE: Dr. Osakwe Onyebuchi informed the house of the site
address as; www. nmacrossriver.org and that the webmaster, Dr
Udokpong, will brief the house when he is available, of the state of
the site.
6.0 BUDGET PROPOSAL: The proposal for 2008/2009 executive year was
read out by the chairman. Copies of which was made available to
members.
The budget basically targeted the building project and welfare of
members.
Following deliberation by the house, it was unanimously agreed that
members should be levied towards completion of the gate house as
follows:
a) Consultants and doctors of more than 15yrs experience = N 15,000
b) Resident and doctors with less than 15yrs experience = N 10,000
c) House Officers = N 5000
All to be taken in 3 installments.
Correction was made on the budget after deliberation and was passed
by the house.
7.0 PHYSICIAN'S WEEK
The house was informed of the directive from the national NMA to
observe the physician's week on the 30th October, 2008 with the theme:
preventing health from climatic change. The house approved the date
and the budget to be used for the hosting.
8.0 AUDIT COMMITTEE
Dr. Okwejie John was nominated by Dr Mina Okwejie and seconded by Dr
Bassey Bassey O.
Dr. Eyong Komomo was nominated by Dr Ayi Archibong and was seconded
by Dr Patrick Mbu
Dr. Victor Onoyom Ita was nominated by Dr John Okwejie and was
seconded by Dr Etika M.E.
They are to audit the account of 2007-2008 tenure.
The Chairman of the committee is Dr Onoyom-Ita
9.0 MSS/MONETIZATION
Chairman informed the house, having attended Awka NEC meeting that a
template has been sent to the FGN for MSS even though NAGGMPN and
MDCAN had still not agreed on the template.
National NMA believe that it can be achieved if our doctors will make
less noise about it. Also monetization has been built into 2009 budget
but when it will be paid is not known yet.
10.0 CORRESPONDENTS/ANNOUNCEMENT
10.1 Chairman announced that Dr. Bassey Edet, NMA Vice Chairman will
be dedicating his child on the 2nd of our 2008 at the Brooks Church
Ikot Ansa, Calabar.
10.2 NECROLOGY
Announces the death of our colleague Dr Ecoma Ejemot an elder
statesman who will be buried at Itigidi in Abi L.G.A. Arrangement is
been made for a bus which will depart from Moore road at 8am for
Itigidi on 1st November 2008. Condolence massage will be sent to the
family. The house directed that delegate mobilization by affiliate
bodies be made for attendance of the convocation in honour of the
fallen hero at Itigidi.
10.3 COURTESY CALL on the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Ikpi Edet, by
the members of exco to congratulate him on assumption of office and
to remind him of the confidence we have on him to deliver health
care to the state and to place NMA on good pedestrian to partner with
the Government of Cross River State.
11.0 CLOSING
Motion for adjournment was moved by Dr Onoyom-Ita and seconded by Dr
Bassey Bassey O.
Closing prayer was said by Dr Leku Ador at 5.25pm
Dr. Michael Eyong Dr. Enyuma, C. O. A.
Chairman Secretary
NIGERIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, CRS
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING II
DATE: 06-05-09
VENUE: ROOM 29 CONSULTANT BLOCK UCTH,CAL.
1.0 COMMENCEMENT:The Chairman called the house to order
by 3:37PM
2.0 OPENING PRAYER : was said by Dr Etokidem
3.0 CHAIRMAN OPENING REMARK :
-He welcomed all to the meeting.
-Informed the house of NMA 2009 AGM at Abeokuta.
-Promised that the meeting will be brief.
-Change of venue for the meeting is not for rotational purpose but to
get more members to attend meeting and take part in decisions making.
4.0 AMENDMENT/CORRECTION OF AGENDA "ADM not AGM"
4.1 Motion for adoption Moved by Dr Grace Inah, seconded Dr (Eld)
Onoyom-Ita V.
5.0 MINUTES OF THE LAST OGM. Minutes was distributed to the house and
given 5min to read it before correction is made
Page (1)
apology tendered for no pagination
Date -23rd October 2008
Add tittles to the names in the attendance list
Dr (Elder) NOT Elder Dr Onoyom-Ita
Page (2)
1.0 Dr Michael Eyong
1.1 prayer was said by not delivered
3.0 member's, offices not officers
5.1 Motion for adoption was moved by Dr (Eld) Onoyom-Ita and seconded
by Dr Osakwe O.
6.0 MATTER ARISING
6.1 NMA building we are now at the stage of ceiling, piping,
plastering, windows and doors installation. The levy from members will
be used judiciously to accomplish the completion of the house and we
hope to move in at the end of the year. For the other blocks in the
secretariat, modality to reach out to the Government to help complete
the buildings are ongoing.
6.2 WELFARE: we promised to pay packages on time on assumption of
office. Members should please inform NMA is writing. We have paid
over N1,000.000 so far.
We still have some outstanding which we will definitely pay. But if
NMA was not informed before now of your activity, we cannot include
the persons function.
7.0 BUDGET Was approved by the house, and we have started
implementation already. The budget was given out to all members during
the meeting.
8.0 PHYSICIAN`S WEEK The chairman gave a report of the activities
and informed that we could not hold a lecture because of the timing.
The programme had TV/Radio coverage.
9.0 AUDIT COMMITTEE to present their report at the AGM.
10.0 MSS/MONETIZATION ARD will inform the house
11.0 NECROLOGY we did attend the burial ceremonies in the minute and
held convocation in their honour. He also thanked member especially Dr
(elder) Onoyom-Ita and other senior colleagues for attending and
giving the fallen hero`s a befitting burial. A purse was also given to
the family.
11.0 COURTESY CALL on Commissioner for Health done on radio and tv
13.0 FALL-OUT OF ADM report as read by Assistant Secretary, Dr
Onyebuchi Osakwe
DRAFT COMMUNIQUE
The annual general/delegate meeting of the Nigerian Medical
Association was held at the Valley View Conference Center, Government
House, Abeokuta, Ogun State. It held from the 22nd May 25th May
2009. All the states of the federation and the federal capital
territory Abuja were represented. Cross River State was represented by
its Officials, ARD and MDCAN members.
2 NEC meetings, one Plenary Session and an annual delegated meeting
were held where issues relating to the association and specifically
the welfare of its Members were adequately addressed.
Highlights from the meetings include:
1) Doctor's Diary- NEC noticed irregularity in it financial dealings
with the diary publishers (health living products) and decided to
suspend further dealing with them. It was also decided to suspend
publication for one year and during this interim period set up a
committee to probe its dealing with the publisher and also to get a
new publisher.
2) NMA HOUSE The present secretariat at Abuja (a double duplex) is a
rented property and the landlord wants to sell. NMA was given 1st
priority to buy and was offered at N 140 million in 2 instalments. NEC
agreed to buy the building but the modalities of raising funds to be
worked out by NOC but not through levy.
3) MDCN REMITTANCE it was observed that remittance of annual
practising fees to NMA which is a main source of revenue was not
backed by proper documentation.
Representation of MDCN who was present promised proper documentation
within a month as they were re-organising. It was also agreed that the
states would get their own fair share of remittance; also the earlier
resolve to cancel the MDCN levy was revisited and upheld. The
president who is now on the council of MDCN promised to follow up the
matter and if possible repay those who already paid or convert the
levy to a year's practising licence fee.
NMA LANDS
The issue of various NMA lands- Lekki Lagos (2) one in Victoria
Island were looked into and the president was mandated to form
committees to look into them.
And audit report Nov. 08 April was read, deliberated upon and
eventually passed
Secretariat report- there was a report from the secretariat,
highlighting it's activities for the 6 months under review. Also
reports from the states including Cross River State was received.
NARD RECONCILIATON this was a thorny issue as most branches
including Cross-River has written NOC criticising NEC decision at
Gombe to recognise one of the NARD factions contrary to an earlier AGM
decision. The secretariat claimed not to have minutes of the AGM
decision. So a state by state vote was carried out in all attempts to
ratify the GOMBE decision. The decision was ratified and as there was
so much disaffection with this the NMA president promised to set up a
committee to harmonise the 2 factions as both were important and could
not be discarded. This was agreed to.
REMUNERATIONS the committee on doctor's remunerations read its
report covering the period Nov. 08 to Feb. 09. It noted its various
meetings including that with inter-ministerial/ inter-agency
committee, FMOH, senate and House of Representatives Committees on
health, MSIWC and NOC. It reported that a draft template for
consolidated medical salary structure (CONMESS) had been accepted by
the technical committee.
It noted that disagreements on some gray areas like call duty,
rent
allowance, clinical duty allow, hazard and also presentation of
different submissions by MDCN and NAGMDPN were holding up the
presentation to Fed. Executive council and its eventual approval. NEC
frowned at these excuses and noted that Nigerian Doctors were
impatient at the slow pace being adopted by the federal government in
implementing the MSS. A motion for a 21 day ultimatum starting from
27th April 2009 for government to formally approve and implement the
MSS was unanimously voted for (36 states and FCT) and passed. This was
adjusted the next day following pleas from Representative of the
Minister of Health for more time the adjusted motion reads.
That NEC NMA frowns at the slow pace with which government is
following the approval and implementation of MSS/MSSS despite several
submissions FV IB.
The federal government is hereby given a 28 working day ultimatum
starting from Monday 27th April to approve and implement the MSS,
failure to do this will result in resumption of a postponed indefinite
withdrawal of services nationwide by Doctors. He noted that 28 working
days was enough time for a Government that had the interest of Doctors
at heart.
It was also agreed that
1. A communiquι to this effect be sent immediately to government
2. Press release be published in national dailies.
3. In the event of government not obliging, NEC would set up a
committee to monitor and manage the strike action unlike the previous
episode of 2007 where the President unilaterally called off a strike.
4. The proposal for a N 10,000 levy per Doctor to prosecute the strike
was modified to read; N 5,000 if the strike starts and N 5,000 if the
strike prolongs.
Other AOB`s like NHIS, affiliates working in isolation, Doctors
promoting the interest of other doctors, Next AGM at Abuja were also
discussed.
In reaction;
Following discussions on the floor of the house by Dr Ago B.(ARD UCTH
VP), Dr Osakwe Onyebuchi, Dr Ekpor Abit, Dr Abang Innocent, Dr
Etukidem it was agreed that the NARD faction the ARD of UCTH belong
to should continue on their legitimate deliberations/ activities, not
to join the other factions because it will be humiliating but they
should work with the reconciliation committee to arrive at a truce.
NARD is very important to NMA fight.
On MSS, NMA believe it should still be called MSS and not CONMESS
because consolidation appears a misnomer. A template has been given
and ultimatum given and we believe that the government will act to
prevent the action also passed that all effort should be made to
mobilize its members and sensitize the public so that impact will be
felt. Also strikes levy is important to execute the strike, so that
NOC will not be strangled of funds
14.0 FREE MEDICAL SERVICES PROJECT OF NMA
The Executive council did proposal to her Excellency of the
willingness of NMA CRS to partner with the state government in health
care delivery to its citizens across the 18 LGA of the state.
Pointing out the fact that the citizens of Cross river state, the
Government and NMA will benefit from the project. The chairman also
informed the house that we are aware that the proposal is being
considered by her Excellency as part of her project to reach out to
the less privilege in the state.
15.0 NMA LAND; The house was also informed of another parcel of land
in located near our permanent secretariat given to NMA by state
government and the need to secure the land and decide in future what
to do with it.
16.0 CME committee has been set up to organise the NMA CRS CME with
a mandate to work towards the end of June 2009 as target date.
17.0 ILLEGAL PRACTICES IN THE STATE;
NMA CRS have written to MDCN monitoring committee in Cross River State
and commissioner for health on this incident and with documented
evidence of patients whom have lost their sight to the activities of
these quarks provided by our members and till date no action has been
taken by the authorities, hence the exco feels we should go on air and
warn the public of such menace and save the public from loss of funds
and the dangers to their health.
The house passed that NMA should write a reminder to the authorities
and that government should go further to arrest and prosecute them.
18.0 WELFARE ACTIVITIES;
18.1 Dr Ofem Ubi Okoi The medical superintendent, Ugep General
Hospital died on 29th April 2009, the burial obsequies will be on the
5th/6th June 2009. NMA will hold a convocation in his honour before
departure of his body to the church at Ugep. Members should please
attend on the 6th June, a bus will be made available to convey our
members to Ugep.
18.2 Dr Edet Ikpi lost his father: NMA should pay him a condolence
visit, the burial ceremonies will take place from the 1 of 5th to16th
May 2009, at Nko, Yakurrh LGA. Members should please attend. Attempt
will be made to provide a bus for members.
18.3 Dr Osakwe Onyebuchi, lost his father burial arrangement is for
the 3rd and 4th June 2009. ARD /NMA will put heads together to
delegate its members to attend in their numbers being a member of the
Exco and a bus will be available.
18.4 Dr Eyo Ekpo Archibong NMA has been informed of the death of
these medical elder. NMA will attend his burial rites and hold
convocation in his honour at his home off parliamentary road Calabar.
18.5 Dr Udokpong lost his mother these has been attended already.
19.0 CEREBRATIONS
Dr Chidi Okofor marriage ceremony (attended)
Dr Henry Okpa - marriage ceremony (attended)
Dr Adams Emmanuel - marriage ceremony(attended)
Dr's Uket Omini and Helen Okuku - marriage ceremony (attended)
Dr Godwin Ebughe - marriage ceremony. 30th May traditional and church
wedding on the 30th June
Dr Nnamdi Uhegwu and Utibe Onoyon-Ita marriage ceremony
Dr Olu/Dr Rachael Bassey wedding
Dr Nwanunu E. Marriage 6th June 2009.
20.0 Gratitude
Dr Onoyom-Ita extend profound happiness to doctors for attending the
marriage ceremonies of his daughter DrUtibe and Dr Uhegwu N even at
short notice in large numbers and prayed for a fruitful union.
21.0 Motion for adjournment was moved by Dr Ekpor Abit and seconded by
Dr Okafor Chidi.
Closing prayer was said by Dr Agu Ify (FPH) by 5.30pm.
Dr Michael Eyong Dr Enyuma Callistus OA
Chairman Secretary
NIGERIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CRS
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING 111
DATE: 30TH SEPTEMBER, 2009-10-17
TIME: 3:00PM
VENUE: CONFERENCE HALL, FEDERAL NEUROPSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, CALABAR
ATTENDANCE
1.) DR BASSEY EDET V. CHAIRMAN
2.) DR ENYUMA CALLISTUS OA SECRETARY
3.) DR IKPEME OFFIONG TREASURER
4.) DR CHIDI OKAFOR PRO
5.) DR IKPEM IKPEME EX-OFFICIO 1
6.) DR ONYEBUCHI OSAKWE ASS.SECRETARY
7.) DR MPKANAM EB EX-OFFICIO
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8.) CLEMENT NKU
9.) DR BABATUNDE OT
10.) DR NNAMDI AMADI
11.) DR UKWE IKECHUKWU
12.) DR AGAM AYUK
13.) DR AKPET OE
14.) DR ATANA EWA
15.) DR ADAMS EMMANUEL
16.) DR BEN AJOGBOR
17.) DR ANNE OPARA-NADI
18.) DR OKEAYA INNEH CHARLES
19.) DR ARIBO EKPE O
20.) DR GABRIEL UDO-AFFAH
21.) DR ELEMI ANI
22.) DR EDIM EDIM NSOR
23.) DR JOHN EKABUA
24.) DR VIC NWAGBARA
25.) DR HENRY OKPA
26.) DR MEGBELAYIN EO
AGENDA
1.) OPENING PRAYER
2.) OPENNG REMARK BY THE V .CHAIRMAN
3.) NMA LANDS
4.) CME/AGM/PHYSICIAN`S WEEK
5.) MSS CIRCULARIZATION
6.) AOB
7.) CLOSING
1.0 COMMENCEMENT: The V.Chairman called the house to order by 3:25pm
2.0 OPENING PRAYER: Was said by Dr
3.0 V. CHAIRMAN`S OPENING REMARK: The V. Chairman welcomed all to the
emergency meeting. He pleaded that members of the Association should
keep to time for meetings and promised that the meeting will be a
short one.
4.0 NMA LAND UPDATE: The Treasure Dr Ikpeme O, Told the house of an
attempt by some people to encroach on a parcel of land allocated to
NMA by the CRS government. A frantic effort was made to retrieve and
process the land from Min of Lands CRS which cost the Association the
sum of N300, 000. The building committee is also working on the
permanent secretariat project.
5.0 CME/ AGM/ PHYSICIAN`S WEEK 2009: A quick rundown of the programme
of event was given as follows; Mon 19th Oct. TV programme with Dr V
Ansa speaking on "Sudden death". Tuesday 20th Oct. Some selected
Medical elders in the state will be visited as part of the physician`s
week. On Wednesday the 21st Oct. 2009 will be CME 9:00am, AGM 2:00pm
at the conference hall, Permanent site UCTH. Members of the
association were implored to attend the programmes and on time
MSS CIRCULAR: The chairman informed the floor that the FGN has kept
to her promise circularizing the MSS with effective implementation
date but noted that the state government Doctors were omitted and
prayed that NMA should fight for their inclusion. Dr`s made
submissions on the date of implementation, the non inclusion of state
doctor`s and that NMA should on their knees that it be implemented.
The floor was also informed of a NEC meeting of NARD at Oshogbo to
deliberate on the circular.
The house agreed as follows;
NMA should draft a letter to the state government and intimate them of
the MSS circular.
The state employed doctor`s to take document to their employer with a
letter for their payment of similar scale.
NMA will then step in at that stage to support the struggle.
That all Doctor`s should go back to their duty post and await further
directives on MSS.
Dr Ikpeme Ikpeme advised that the exco should arrange an informal
meeting with the Commissioner for Health and find out from him what he
thinks will be a challenge to its implementation in the state. We
should also reach out to the speaker of the state house of assembly,
deputy governor and governor informally and discuss with them the
importance of a the package for their doctor`s to enhance their
performance. These will put us on a good position to come in to the
issue when eventually the state doctor`s have taken action.
6.0 AOB: Dr`s Mkpanam EB and Ikpeme I, opined that all effort should
be made to move into our secretariat on or before 1st Jan 2010.
Dr Adams Emmanuel posited that NMA should approach the state
government/min of lands for an expanse of land for residential
purposes which will subsequently be paid for by interested members via
installmental payment.
7.0 ADJOINMENT: Motion for adjoinment was moved by Dr Mkpanam EB and
seconded by Dr Ikpeme Ikpeme.
8.0 CLOSING PRAYER: was said by Dr Ekabua John at 4:45pm
Dr Bassey Edet Dr Enyuma Callistus
OA
Vice Chairman Secretary
MINUTES OF NIGERIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (NMA) CROSS RIVER STATE ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING HELD AT NMA SECRETARIAT PLOT 55/58 ENANG AHE LAYOUT
IKOT ANSA, CALABAR
Date: 22nd August, 2008
Time: 4.30pm
1. AGENDA FOR THE MEETING
- OPENING PRAYER
- ATTENDANCE
- READING AND ADOPTION OF MINUTES OF THE LAST AGM
- MATTERS ARISING
- REMARKS BY THE CHAIRMAN BUILDING COMMITTEE
- REPORTS - FINANCIAL SECRETARY
- SECRETARY
- CHAIRMAN
- DELIBERATION AND ACCEPTANCE OF REPORTS
- DISSOLUTION OF THE HOUSE AND APPOINTMENT OF
RETURNING OFFICERS
- ELECTIONS
2. ATTENDANCE
1.) Dr okoi-Obuli j
2.) Dr Ogbonna UK
3.) Dr Urom SE
4.) Dr Amajor CA
5.) Dr adams Emmanuel
6.) Dr Rosemary Bassey
7.) Dr Umoh Idongesit
8.) Dr happiness Ntia
9.) Dr J Okwejie
10.) Dr Mina Okwejie
11.) Dr Eyong EM
12.) Dr Muojieje Chukwudi C
13.) Dr Upua Christopher
14.) Dr Obiora CA
15.) Dr Nwanodu E Frank
16.) Dr Ineji Egorp
17.) Dr Udoma Edem J
18.) Dr Grace Inah
19.) Dr Mark S Umoh
20.) Dr Jombo GTA
21.) Dr EB Mkpanam
22.) Dr GO Osakwe
23.) Elder Dr Onoyom-Ita
24.) Dr Archibong Richard
25.) Dr Valentino eyoren
26.) Dr JB Adeyemi
27.) Dr Bassey GO
28.) Dr KE Anya
29.) Dr Isheku JA
30.) Dr Nwokeji Lynda
31.) Dr Marwa AD
32.) Dr Chris Iklaki
33.) Dr Andrew Ibok
34.) Dr SI Onung
35.) Dr RG Ekpo
36.) Dr Innocent Abang
37.) Dr Nchiewe E Ani
38.) Dr GO Achor
39.) Dr M Idiong
40.) Dr E Okpani
41.) Dr Fiona Asindi
42.) Dr MG Olajumoke
43.) Dr NE Ngim
44.) Dr OE Ngim
45.) Dr VON Nweke
46.) Dr Bassey O Edet
47.) Dr KI Eyong
48.) Dr Gabreil Obuye
49.) Dr Jimmy Emmanuel
50.) Dr EU Akpah
51.) Dr SN Okonkwo
52.) Dr justina Nwangwa
53.) Dr IA Ikpeme
54.) Dr Iwara Iwara
55.) Dr ekpo E Asuquo
56.) Dr Idem Xavier
57.) Dr EJ Ani
58.) Dr VIC Nwagbara
59.) Dr NC Nwakamna
60.) Dr UIB Ekanem
61.) Dr LL Ador
62.) Dr Michael E Eyong
63.) Dr Offiong E Ikpeme
64.) Dr Regina EO Agbulu
65.) Dr Edak U Okwong
66.) Dr (mrs) Imaobong S Etuk
67.) Prof SJ Etuk
68.) Dr AJ Omotosho
69.) Dr TI Ugbem
70.) Dr CC Anyanechi
71.) Dr Okafor Chidi
72.) Dr Akpan Effiong
73.) Dr EC Inyang-Etoh
74.) Dr Victor A Umoh
75.) Dr Djunda EK
76.) Dr GE Udoh
77.) Dr JJ Udo
78.) Dr Andi Andem
79.) Dr Mabel Ekott
80.) Dr Akanimo Eshiet
81.) Dr Ayi E Archibong
82.) Dr John Odok
83.) Dr Ekpor I Abit
84.) Dr Benson E Obu
85.) Dr Ozinko Mba O
86.) Dr Simon J Ekor
87.) Dr Etim I Ekanem
88.) Dr Ani Etokidem
89.) Dr MU Anah
90.) Dr Gabriel Udie
91.) Dr Onebieni O Ana
92.) Dr Ukpabio Esien Ita
93.) Dr SE Abeshi
94.) Dr AE Okpe
95.) Dr Oluremi Y Rahaman
96.) Dr EO Cocodia
97.) Dr MU Elendu
98.) Dr E Onubogu
99.) Dr EC Nkwo
100.) Dr OM Ogunleye
101.) Dr Onyeka Chileta
102.) Dr Emedosi Kelechi
103.) Dr Bassey Edet
104.) Dr Joseph Bassey
105.) Dr Obaji EO Akpet
106.) Dr Nkese E Mkpanam
107.) Dr Wilfred Ndifon
108.) Dr Okon A Eyo
109.) Dr UE Usang
110.) Dr Enakirerhi Glen
111.) Dr Godwin Ebughe
112.) Dr Helen Okuku
113.) Dr ES Idem
114.) Dr Echeng Imoke
115.) Dr Ubong Ekpene
116.) Dr Bassey Bassey
117.) Dr Agu Ify
118.) Dr Tanmowo David
119.) Dr Davies Ekpa
120.) Dr Freeman Jonas
121.) Prof Eric I Archibong
122.) Ogu Ugochi
123.) Dr Ezeanyagu Nonye
124.) Dr JE Inaku
125.) Dr Lawrence Adedeji
126.) Dr Akam Alex O
127.) Dr Odo W Hilary
128.) Dr Agba RA
129.) Dr Obegu RA
130.) Dr Awah Emmanuel A
131.) Dr Samuel A Efanga
132.) Dr Babtunde OT
133.) Dr Ogunkeyede AO
134.) Dr Ikoba Joan
135.) Dr Uma AU
136.) Dr Vin Ushie
137.) Dr glory E Bassey
138.) Dr dr Joy Eddy Effiom
139.) Dr Mattew Etika
140.) Dr Atim Udo
141.) Dr Ndulue Batholomew
142.) Dr Michael B Ekong
143.) Dr Etukenyan IJ
144.) Dr Ekenjoku AJ
145.) Dr HO Okpa
146.) Dr Onuoha Kalu U
147.) Dr Ofem Enang
148.) Dr EO Alaje
149.) Dr Elvis Bisong
150.) Dr Njoku Charles
151.) Dr Eze Emeka
152.) Dr Iboro Nta
153.) Dr Akinlade AJ
154.) Dr Olufemi Odunse
155.) Dr Chimejiem C
156.) Prof Mkposong
157.) Dr Francis Akpan
158.) Dr Efiok Eyo Efiok
159.) Dr Ikpeme Anthonia A
160.) Dr Bassey Bassey O
161.) Dr Stephen O Ogbudu
1.0 COMMENCEMENT
The house was called to order by the Chairman, Dr. Ikpeme, A. Ikpeme
at 4.30pm
2.0 OPENING PRAYER
Said by Dr Mabel Ekott
3.0 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
Motion moved by Dr Bassey seconded by Dr Ayi Archibong
4.0 READING AND ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES OF LAST AGM
With all the correction noted the motion for adoption was moved by
Dr Iwara Iwara and seconded by Dr Joseph bassey.
5.0 BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
Dr Ayi Archibong read out the breakdown of the total expenditure on
the building till date, wall plate level with wood roofing wood work.
(attached is the details)
6.0 FINANCIAL REPORT
Was read out by Dr Bassey Edet(attached is the copy)
7.0 SECRETARY REPORT
The acting secretary, Dr Mkpanam EB, read the report which was
distributed to the floor of the house.
8.0 CHAIRMAN`S REPORT
He informed us that on assumption of office, they promised to be
transparent, display visionary leadership and chart a new course for
our association. The programmes were clear which are;
1. Acquisition of land and construction of a befitting secretariat
2. Institution of CME.
3. Encouragement of fruitful intra and extra professional interaction
to improve our image and boost our standing in the larger society.
The exco has attempted to fulfil its promise and thanked the house for
giving him the opportunity to serve and asked for continuous support
for the incoming executive committee.
MATTERS ARISING
This was stepped down by the house for the purpose of the elections
however the following was observed;
Dr Akanimo Eshiet corrected the quote from the scriptures as used by
the chairman.
Dr Anah M corrected that 3 CME was organised not 4 as reported.
Dr Joseph Bassey asked for a comprehensive breakdown of the total
expenditure by the building committee and was supported by the house.
He also noted that doctor`s in the state have on some occasion been
harassed and was not reported in the secretary`s report. The chairman
made a promise to do that.
Dr Okoi-Obuli J noted that only obituaries were reported and advised
that childbirth, marriages and other celebrations be included hence
forth.
Dr Ndifon observed that the name of late Prof Nta Henshaw was not
included in the obituaries for which the chairman apologized to the
house.
9.0 MOTION FOR ADOPTION OF REPORTS
Moved by Dr W. Ndifon and seconded by Dr Anah M.
10.0 DISSOLUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The chairman opined that non financial members be not allowed to
vote these will instil financial responsibility on the members of NMA
as regards dues.
Reaction were taking from Dr`s Ayi Archibong, Anah Maxwell, Iklaki
Chris, Andi Andem, Nwagbara VIC and Akanimo Eshiet.
House passed that it is a constitutional matter and it stipulates only
payment of annual practising fee/ licence to vote
Motion for dissolution for the exco was moved by Dr M Anah and
seconded by Dr Akpet
The executive council was dissolved and three man electoral committee
for the election was appointed:
Chairman: Dr Akanimo Eshiet
Member: Dr E I Ekanem
Member: Dr Eyo
11.0 ELECTION
The electoral committee allowed only three minutes for the
chairmanship candidates to give their manifesto.
The elections were free and fair and the following emerged winners;
1) Dr Michael Eyong Chairman
2) Dr Bassey Edet Vice Chairman
3) Dr Enyuma Callistus OA Secretary
4) Dr Onyebuchi Osakwe Assistant secretary
5) Dr Offiong Ikpeme Treasurer
6) Dr Joseph Bassey Fin. Sec
7) Dr Chidi Okafor P.R.O
8) Dr Ikpeme Ikpeme Ex-officio 1
9) Dr Effiong B Mkpanam Ex-officio 11
Members expressed satisfaction with conduct of the election and
winners were congratulated.
The Chairman, Dr Michael Eyong thanked the house on behalves of the
new executive council and promised improve on the achievement of the
out gone exco.
11.0 ADJOUNMENT
Meeting was adjourned by 6:30PM
12.0 CLOSING PRAYER:
Closing prayer by Dr (mrs) Offiong Ikpeme
Dr Michael Eyong Dr Enyuma Callistus
OA
Chairman
Secretary
Dr Ikpeme A Ikpeme Dr E BMkpanam
Ex-Officio 1
Ex-officio 2
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