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Gwamnatin jihar Kano ta rufe kwalejojin fasahar kiwon lafiya masu zaman kansu guda (28) .



 Gwamnatin jihar Kano ta rufe kwalejojin fasahar kiwon lafiya masu zaman kansu guda (28) da ke aiki ba bisa ka’ida ba a sassa daban-daban na jihar. 

Yaduwar makarantun a baya-bayan nan, a cewar jihar, yana da illa ga lafiyar jama’a, ci gaban ilimi da kuma ingantaccen tsarin kiwon lafiya baki daya.

 Ga jerin sunayen Makarantun da aka rufe:* 

1. Unity College of Health Science  Danbatta L.G

2.College of Health & Technology Dorayi Karama (K.G/Mai), Gwale LGA

3. Khalil College of Health Science & Technology Zaria Road, Opp Gadar Lado Darmanawa

Unguwa Uku Opp. Hisbah Office, Karkasara, Opp. Bilal Mosque, Tarauni LGA; Danbatta LGA; Wudil LGA

5. Shamila College of Health Science & Technology Gezawa LGA

6. Autan Bawo College of Health Science & Technology Rano LGA

7. Trustee College of Health Science & Technology Jakara, Dala LGA – Kano 

Bachirawa, Ungoggo LGA – Kano

8. Eagle College of Health Science & Technology, Bichi LGA

9. Albakari College of Health Science & Technology, Rijiyar Zaki, Ungoggo LGA – Kano

10. Jamatu College of Health Science & Technology, Kura LGA

11. Savanna College of Health Science & Technology, Wudil LGA

12. Institute of Health Education Ahmadiyya,(Gareji) Opp. INEC Office Nassarawa L.G

13. Jamilu Chiroma College of Health Science & Technology Kings-Garden, Zungeru road, Opp. Airport Road, S/Gari Nassarawa L.G

14. Sir Sanusi College of Health Science & Technology Matan Fada Road Nassarawa GRA Nassarawa LG

15. Aminu Ado Bayero College of Health Science & Technology,  Ado Bayero Layout, Dandinshe Yamma – Dala LGA

16. Awwab College of Health Science & Technology, Salanta, Gwale LGA 

17. Gwarzo Unity College of Health Science & Technology, Gwarzo LGA

18. Al-wasa’u College of Health Science & Technology, T/Fulani, Nassarawa LGA – Kano

19. Kanima Academy, Layin Dan-kargo, Zangon Dakata, Nassarawa LGA – Kano

20. Muslim College of Health Science & Technology, Zungeru Road, Fagge LGA – Kano

21. Utopia College of Health Science & Technology, Jigirya JSS, Yankaba, Nassarawa LGA – Kano

22. Jama’a College of Health Science & Technology, Na’ibawa Yan-lemo, Tarauni LGA – Kano

23. Kausar Healthcare Academy, Jos Road, Beside Islamic Centre, T/Wada LGA – Kano

24. Shanono College of Health Science & Technology, No. 33 Kofar Gari, Shanono LGA – Kano

25. Institute of Basic Health Education, Jakara Garden, Airport Road, Nassarawa LGA – Kano

26. School of Health Technology, Habib Faruq Girls Sec. Sch., Gidan Kara, Kurna T/Fulani Dala LG

27. School of Health Technology, Bachirawa Special Primary School, Ungoggo LGA

28. Fudiyya School of Health Sciences, Danrimi, ‘Yan-babura Rijiyar Lemo, Fagge LGA

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