Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has unbundled the Lagos health sector as a crucial move to address the existing gaps and ensure improved coverage for all residents.
Mr. Sanwo-Olu stated that his administration took a proactive step towards delivering universal health services to every resident by creating six primary care districts.
“The decision to establish these PHC districts was driven by our commitment to leaving no one behind and recognizing the need to reach low-income communities and provide them with adequate and quality healthcare,” the governor added.
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According to Mr. Sanwo-Olu, a Permanent Secretary was appointed to effectively manage and supervise the operations of the primary health care districts.
“Elevating medical practitioners in the public service to the position of Permanent Secretary is a testament to their expertise and commitment. Their valuable experience will ensure that the primary care districts operate at the highest standards, delivering quality care to our residents.
“It also gives me immense pride to share that gender equality was a top priority in the appointment of permanent secretaries. With a balanced division of men and women in leadership roles, we are fostering inclusive decision-making and driving progress towards a stronger Lagos.”
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He further stated that the vision was for a greater Lagos rising demands transformative reforms.
“The expansion of administrative districts in the health sector is aligned with our unbundling efforts across various sectors. Together, we will achieve comprehensive health coverage and a brighter future for all.”
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