ERHABOR THANKS MEDICAL LABORATORY PRACTITIONERS AT CHRISTMAS

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- seeks greater cooperation in 2018
- Harps on selflessness, love, unity and synergy
- Prays for country's economic recovery and professional development
The Ag.Registrar/CEO, Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN), Sir Tosan Erhabor joins millions of Christians all over the world to celebrate this year's Christmas. He used the occasion of yuletide to felicitate with Christian Medical Laboratory Practitioners in Nigeria. 



He equally used the occasion to pray for Nigeria and the profession of Medical Laboratory Science. "I used this occasion of the celebration of our Lord,  Jesus Christ, to pray for our dear country and her leaders. May the good Lord visit our country during this yuletide and take her out of the present economic challenges for the prosperity of the citizenry". He charged those that feast on economic sabotage to desist from their despicable trade before the long arm of the law catches up with them.
The Chief Executive of the MLSCN further prayed for the profession to witness growth and development in 2018. He admonished the practitioners and their MLSCN staff collaborators whose stock in trade is engagement in infractions and other unwholesome practices to chart a new course for themselves as it is not going to be business as usual in 2018. "May I warn those of you (practitioners and MLSCN staff) who indulge in unwholesome practices and infractions to renounce them or be prepared to be flushed out of the system as it is not going to be business as usual again"
The MLSCN's helmsman encouraged the practitioners to emulate the virtues and values of selflessness, love, honesty, responsibility, justice and responsiveness which Jesus Christ epitomized.
He thanked all practitioners for the unparalleled cooperation he received from them during the out going year and solicit for greater cooperation, synergy, partnership and collaboration in the coming year as he strives to take MLSCN to greater heights.
While wishing practitioners merry Christmas and prosperous 2018, the Council's servant leader,  enjoins them to stay out of trouble.

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