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Imota LCDA Opens 40-Bed Primary Health Centre in Oke Lisa, Lagos

Imota LCDA Opens 40-Bed Primary Health Centre in Oke Lisa, Lagos

Imota LCDA in Lagos has inaugurated a 40-bed Primary Health Centre in the Oke Lisa community. The facility was supported by the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Sustainable Development Goals as part of activities marking the council chairman's first year in office. The centre has male and female wards, a paediatric ward, laboratory, labour theatre, water system, security post and generating set. It is expected to operate round the clock and provide maternal and child healthcare, immunisation, family planning, health education, medical outreaches and ILERA EKO insurance enrolment. Residents said the facility would reduce the difficulty of accessing care, especially for mothers, children and older people. The council also said it plans to build a perimeter fence for the centre before the end of the year.

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Y
yemi

A 40-bed centre could make a real difference locally. What services will residents be able to access there from day one?

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J
jaruma

Fair point; the bed count matters less if the centre cannot offer useful basic care from opening day.

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O
olivia

It is encouraging to see a health facility opened in Oke Lisa, especially with support tied to the Sustainable Development Goals.

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I
isa

Opening it is a good step, but the real measure is whether the centre stays properly equipped and accessible.

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J
jude

The inauguration is welcome, but a building alone is not enough; staffing, equipment, and steady supplies will determine its value.

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M
mel

Residents should ask the council for clear information on operating hours, available services, and how the 40 beds will be managed.

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