THE Alaye of Ayetoro, in Yewa North Local Government Area of Ogun State, Oba AbdulAzeez Adelakun, has called for a stronger collaboration among government’s health institutions in the country, towards the provision of qualitative and affordable service delivery.
Oba Adelakun, in a release signed by the council’s Zonal Iformation Officer, Lateef Akintunde made the call while playing host to a team comprising the Management Board of the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Idi-Aba, Abeokuta and Senator, representing Ogun West, senatorial district, Senator Solomon Adeola, represented by his Personal Assistant on Legislative Matters, Niyi Sanusi at his palace, Ayetoro.
Speaking through the Apagunpote of Ayetoro, Chief Wahab Elegbede, the monarch said public hospitals and primary healthcare facilities at the federal, state and local government levels needed to complement one another, to enable the people to have access to unhindered healthcare services.
He stated that there should be a mutual relationship in their activities against any competition that might arise, lauding the efforts of the present administration in the state for its huge investment in the health sector.
Earlier, the Chief Medical Director of FMC, Professor Adewale Musa-Olomu, while commending the developmental strides of Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun, particularly in the health sector, said the centre was interested in offering extended healthcare to the grassroots, expressing delight over the support of the monarch, towards the FMC annex in Ayetoro that will commence operation soon.
On his part, Senator Adeola appreciated the management of FMC for its efforts at bringing healthcare services to the senatorial district, assuring of giving necessary support for seamless medical activities when the annex becomes operational.
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