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Hajja Bintu Konto: Meet Labour Party vice presidential candidate for 2027 election
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Hajja Bintu Konto: Meet Labour Party vice presidential candidate for 2027 election

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
Hajja Bintu Konto: Labour Party vice presidential candidate for 2027 election

Hajja Bintu Konto is a distinguished public health expert, humanitarian leader and development practitioner whose professional career spans over three decades of dedicated service in healthcare delivery, community development, humanitarian intervention and stakeholder engagement. Her impressive record of service, particularly in conflict-affected communities across Northern Nigeria, has earned her widespread respect as a bridge-builder, consensus mobiliser and compassionate leader.

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Following a distinguished career with Catholic Relief Services, from which she has since retired, Hajja Konto served in several strategic leadership capacities, including as Community and Government Liaison Program Officer.

Throughout her career, she led high-level engagement with governments, traditional institutions, civil society organisations and local communities in advancing health, nutrition, WASH and humanitarian programmes.

She also held several leadership positions across Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States, coordinating community mobilisation, humanitarian response and multisectoral interventions that improved the lives of thousands of vulnerable Nigerians, including internally displaced persons.

A trained Nurse, Midwife, Health Educator and Public Health Specialist, Hajja Konto holds a Master’s Degree in Public Health and has also served as a Lecturer in Community Health, contributing significantly to the training of future health professionals. She currently serves as a Member of the Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) of the Global Fund in Nigeria and is the National Treasurer of the Civil Society for Malaria Control, Immunization and Nutrition (ACOMIN), among several other professional affiliations.

Her vast experience in governance engagement, humanitarian coordination, conflict-sensitive programming, women’s empowerment, community mobilisation and public policy implementation, combined with her ability to communicate fluently in English, Hausa, Kanuri, Shuwa, Fulani and Bura, positions her as a national asset whose experience will greatly enrich the Labour Party’s vision of rebuilding Nigeria.

As vice presidential candidate, Hajja Bintu Konto brings compassion, experience, administrative competence and an uncommon understanding of the developmental challenges confronting millions of Nigerians, particularly women, children, rural communities and populations affected by insecurity.

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