Baffa Muhammad Dawaki is a seasoned public health administrator and development advocate with decades of experience in strengthening primary healthcare systems and promoting community health initiatives. He serves as a Member of the Board of Directors at the Health Awareness and Rural Girls Education Initiative (HARGEI), where he contributes his wealth of expertise in public health management, policy implementation, and rural health improvement.
Baffa previously served as a Director at the Primary Healthcare Development Board, where he played a pivotal role in expanding access to essential healthcare services, improving immunization coverage, and coordinating community health programs across various localities.
At HARGEI, he continues to provide strategic direction in designing and implementing health awareness campaigns and capacity-building programs that target women, children, and underserved rural communities. His leadership and experience remain vital to the organization’s mission of promoting healthier and more educated societies.
