Compulsory Registration Notice for Native Doctors and Ezenwanyi in Enugu State
The Enugu State Government has announced the mandatory registration of all native doctors, Ezenwanyi, Ezenwoke, dibias, and herbal medicine practitioners in the state.
The registration form is obtainable at a cost of ₦100,000, which encompasses a state certificate, identification card, and local government certificate.
Form sales have commenced, and registration is ongoing until September.
According to the government, individuals facing financial difficulties in meeting the registration fee should consider selling their shrines to more capable practitioners and utilizing the proceeds to settle the registration fee and native doctor tax.
This registration requirement is binding on all traditional healers in Enugu State. What are your thoughts on this development?
The Enugu State Government has announced the mandatory registration of all native doctors, Ezenwanyi, Ezenwoke, dibias, and herbal medicine practitioners in the state.
The registration form is obtainable at a cost of ₦100,000, which encompasses a state certificate, identification card, and local government certificate.
Form sales have commenced, and registration is ongoing until September.
According to the government, individuals facing financial difficulties in meeting the registration fee should consider selling their shrines to more capable practitioners and utilizing the proceeds to settle the registration fee and native doctor tax.
This registration requirement is binding on all traditional healers in Enugu State. What are your thoughts on this development?
Compulsory Registration Notice for Native Doctors and Ezenwanyi in Enugu State
The Enugu State Government has announced the mandatory registration of all native doctors, Ezenwanyi, Ezenwoke, dibias, and herbal medicine practitioners in the state.
The registration form is obtainable at a cost of ₦100,000, which encompasses a state certificate, identification card, and local government certificate.
Form sales have commenced, and registration is ongoing until September.
According to the government, individuals facing financial difficulties in meeting the registration fee should consider selling their shrines to more capable practitioners and utilizing the proceeds to settle the registration fee and native doctor tax.
This registration requirement is binding on all traditional healers in Enugu State. What are your thoughts on this development?
