Federal Medical Centre, Kumo

28/10/2026

27/10/2026

HON. USMAN BELLO KUMO FACILITATES 13-UNIT STAFF QUARTERS PROJECT AT FMC KUMO

The Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, has commenced the process for the construction and comprehensive renovation of a 13-unit staff quarters under Phase One of an intervention facilitated by the Chief Whip of the 10th House of Representatives and Member representing Akko Federal Constituency, Hon. Usman Bello Kumo.

The project, for which FMC Kumo is the client, is being executed by MB Yalwa Contractors Ltd. and is expected to be completed within two to three months.

Speaking during the official handover of the project site at the hospital quaters premises, the Medical Director of FMC Kumo, Dr. Mu’azu Shuaibu Ishaq, expressed appreciation to the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Gombe State Government for their contributions towards the development of healthcare infrastructure for the benefit of the people.

He reaffirmed the hospital management’s commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, particularly in advancing healthcare delivery and improving access to quality medical services.

Dr. Ishaq subsequently handed over the project site to the contractor and the site engineer, Engr. Bello Mohammed, for the commencement of work.

The Medical Director also commended Hon. Usman Bello Kumo for facilitating the intervention, describing it as an important step towards improving staff welfare, strengthening staff retention and supporting the delivery of round-the-clock healthcare services. He noted that the lawmaker had continued to support the infrastructural development and growth of FMC Kumo since its establishment.

Also speaking on behalf of the Kumo Community, the Chairman of the APC Elders Forum in Akko Local Government Area, Alhaji Baba Adamu Dukul, commended Hon. Kumo for his interventions in the constituency and congratulated the people of Kumo and its environs on the development. He urged the contractor to adhere strictly to the project specifications, maintain high construction standards and ensure timely completion.

Speaking on behalf of the lawmaker, Hon. Isyaku Abdullahi, Jarman Akko, reaffirmed Hon. Kumo’s commitment to attracting more federal projects and development initiatives to Akko Federal Constituency.

He assured the hospital management and the host community that the project would be closely monitored to ensure quality delivery and value for money. He also encouraged the contractor to engage local business owners, artisans and youths during the ex*****on of the project to promote community participation and create economic opportunities.

The staff quarters project is expected to contribute to improved staff welfare and provide a more conducive residential environment for healthcare personnel, potentially supporting staff availability and the delivery of efficient healthcare services.

It will be recalled that Hon. Usman Bello Kumo played a significant legislative role in supporting the establishment of FMC Kumo. Since the hospital’s take-off, he has continued to facilitate interventions aimed at strengthening its infrastructure, supporting equipment provision and improving staff welfare.

27/10/2026

HON. USMAN BELLO KUMO FACILITATES 13-UNIT STAFF QUARTERS PROJECT AT FMC KUMO

The Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, has commenced the process for the construction and comprehensive renovation of a 13-unit staff quarters under Phase One of an intervention facilitated by the Chief Whip of the 10th House of Representatives and Member representing Akko Federal Constituency, Hon. Usman Bello Kumo.

The project, for which FMC Kumo is the client, is being executed by MB Yalwa Contractors Ltd. and is expected to be completed within two to three months.

Speaking during the official handover of the project site at the hospital quaters premises, the Medical Director of FMC Kumo, Dr. Mu’azu Shuaibu Ishaq, expressed appreciation to the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Gombe State Government for their contributions towards the development of healthcare infrastructure for the benefit of the people.

He reaffirmed the hospital management’s commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, particularly in advancing healthcare delivery and improving access to quality medical services.

Dr. Ishaq subsequently handed over the project site to the contractor and the site engineer, Engr. Bello Mohammed, for the commencement of work.

The Medical Director also commended Hon. Usman Bello Kumo for facilitating the intervention, describing it as an important step towards improving staff welfare, strengthening staff retention and supporting the delivery of round-the-clock healthcare services. He noted that the lawmaker had continued to support the infrastructural development and growth of FMC Kumo since its establishment.

Also speaking on behalf of the Kumo Community, the Chairman of the APC Elders Forum in Akko Local Government Area, Alhaji Baba Adamu Dukul, commended Hon. Kumo for his interventions in the constituency and congratulated the people of Kumo and its environs on the development. He urged the contractor to adhere strictly to the project specifications, maintain high construction standards and ensure timely completion.

Speaking on behalf of the lawmaker, Hon. Isyaku Abdullahi, Jarman Akko, reaffirmed Hon. Kumo’s commitment to attracting more federal projects and development initiatives to Akko Federal Constituency.

He assured the hospital management and the host community that the project would be closely monitored to ensure quality delivery and value for money. He also encouraged the contractor to engage local business owners, artisans and youths during the ex*****on of the project to promote community participation and create economic opportunities.

The staff quarters project is expected to contribute to improved staff welfare and provide a more conducive residential environment for healthcare personnel, potentially supporting staff availability and the delivery of efficient healthcare services.

It will be recalled that Hon. Usman Bello Kumo played a significant legislative role in supporting the establishment of FMC Kumo. Since the hospital’s take-off, he has continued to facilitate interventions aimed at strengthening its infrastructure, supporting equipment provision and improving staff welfare.

23/10/2026

HALIMA FACTOR COMMUNITY INITIATIVE STRENGTHENS PATIENT CARE AT FMC KUMO WITH DONATION OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

The Halima Factor Initiative has donated four hospital screen curtains and a wheelchair to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, on Friday October 23, 2026, in a commendable gesture aimed at supporting healthcare delivery, enhancing patient comfort and promoting the well-being of the community.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, an Advisory Board Member of the initiative, Alhaji Sadeeq Ahmed, stated that the organisation was committed to humanitarian service and supporting institutions that provide essential services to the public. He noted that the initiative recognised the significant role FMC Kumo plays in delivering healthcare services to the people and reaffirmed its commitment to community development through meaningful interventions.

While expressing appreciation on behalf of the hospital management, the Medical Director of FMC Kumo, Dr. Mu’azu Shuaibu Ishaq, commended the Halima Factor Initiative for its generosity and show of goodwill towards the Centre. He described the donation as a welcome contribution to the hospital’s efforts to improve patient care and enhance service delivery, assuring the donors that the items would be put to effective use for the benefit of patients.

The Medical Director further called on individuals, corporate organisations, community groups and philanthropists to emulate the initiative by supporting the Centre’s developmental efforts. He emphasised that sustained collaboration and collective commitment from stakeholders would significantly strengthen the hospital’s capacity to fulfil its mandate of providing quality and accessible healthcare services to the people.

20/10/2026

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18/10/2026

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, DEBA, PAYS ADVOCACY VISIT TO FMC KUMO

The Management of the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, Gombe State, has received a delegation from the College of Health Sciences and Technology, Deba, during an advocacy visit aimed at strengthening institutional relations and exploring opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration in healthcare delivery, professional training, and capacity development.

The delegation, led by the Registrar of the College, Mr. Mustapha Dahiru, congratulated the Medical Director of FMC Kumo, Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq, on his leadership and extended goodwill to the Management and staff of the Centre.

The Registrar underscored the importance of establishing a strategic partnership between the two institutions to promote knowledge exchange, clinical learning, skills acquisition, and professional development. He expressed optimism that such collaboration would create opportunities for both institutions to leverage their respective strengths in advancing healthcare education and service delivery.

In his response, the Medical Director, Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq, welcomed the delegation and acknowledged the value of collaboration between healthcare institutions and health training establishments. He noted that strategic partnerships could contribute significantly to strengthening professional competence, enhancing practical training, and improving the quality of healthcare services, subject to the relevant policies and approvals of both institutions.

The visit represents a positive step towards fostering stronger institutional ties between the College of Health Sciences and Technology, Deba, and FMC Kumo, with a shared commitment to advancing healthcare education, building professional capacity, and promoting quality healthcare delivery.

18/10/2026

RADIOGRAPHERS’ ASSOCIATION SEEKS STRONGER PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION WITH FMC KUMO

The Association of Radiographers of Nigeria Gombe State, has paid a courtesy visit to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, Gombe State, to congratulate the Medical Director, Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq, on his appointment and explore avenues for strengthening professional collaboration towards improved healthcare delivery.

The delegation, led by the Chairperson of the Association, Aishatu Abdulahi Dukku, conveyed the association’s goodwill to the Medical Director and emphasized the need for sustained synergy between the association and the Centre in addressing healthcare challenges, promoting professional cooperation, and enhancing the quality of healthcare services.

In his response, the Medical Director, Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq, expressed appreciation to the delegation for the visit and the goodwill extended to him. He acknowledged the importance of collaboration among healthcare professionals and encouraged stronger partnerships that would support effective service delivery and contribute to better health outcomes.

The visit reaffirmed the commitment of both parties to strengthening professional ties, deepening collaboration, and working collectively towards improved healthcare services and better health outcomes for the people.

16/10/2026

FMC KUMO, FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE PARTNER TO ESTABLISH FIRE STATION

The Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kumo, has initiated a partnership with the Federal Fire Service (FFS) to establish a fire station within the hospital premises to strengthen safety, protect lives and property, and ensure uninterrupted healthcare services.

The initiative, led by the Medical Director, Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq, aims to promote a safer healthcare environment and enhance fire safety operations in Kumo and surrounding communities.

Speaking during a meeting with the hospital management, the Gombe State Controller of the Federal Fire Service, Deputy Controller of Fire (DCF) Sulaiman Mohammed, welcomed the initiative and assured the hospital of the Command’s commitment to proper planning, technical assessment and effective operational arrangements.

He described hospitals as highly sensitive environments for housing patients, healthcare workers, visitors and critical medical equipment. He noted that the Command had carefully considered the MD’s request, describing it as a demonstration of the hospital management’s commitment to protecting lives, property and essential healthcare services.

DCF Mohammed added that the Service would conduct a joint fire-safety assessment to identify potential hazards and recommend appropriate preventive measures.

In his remarks, the Medical Director of the Federal Medical Centre, Kumo Dr. Mu’azu Shu’aibu Ishaq expressed appreciation to the Zonal Commander, represented by the state controller, for responding to the hospital’s invitation. He said the partnership aligned with the institution’s vision of becoming a world-class hospital where safety remains a priority.

Dr. Mu'azu further stressed that the hospital’s mandate of providing quality healthcare, training professionals and conducting research could only be achieved in a safe environment. He reaffirmed the management’s willingness to comply with necessary requirements and called for a comprehensive needs assessment to determine the resources required for the proposed station.

The meeting, attended by FMC Kumo management staff and Federal Fire Service officials, ended with both parties agreeing to conduct a joint technical assessment to determine the hospital’s fire-safety needs, assess the suitability of the proposed site and identify the necessary resources and approvals for the project.