LAGOS-The Lagos State Government, represented by Dr. Monsurat Adeleke, Permanent Secretary of Health District III, officially commissioned the newly constructed Iraye-Oke Primary Health Centre, a project made possible through the efforts of Hon. Wale Raji, Member of the Federal House of Representatives, representing Epe Federal Constituency.
According to a statement released on Tuesday, the Iraye-Oke Primary Health Centre, which was completed in 2023, officially began operations on Monday, following its staffing by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, marking a significant milestone in enhancing healthcare services in the region.
In her remarks at the ceremony, Adeleke described the Health Centre as a well-timed initiative that would greatly benefit the residents of the area and the state.
She said, “The launch of this health center, coming at a time when Lagos is contending with cholera cases, couldn’t be more timely. Together, we strive to ensure no one is left behind in accessing quality healthcare.”
Raji expressed gratitude to the Lagos State government for supplying the essential medical personnel and resources vital for the center’s functioning.
The chairman of Eredo LCDA, Ismail Akinloye, vowed to back the community’s health and wellness. He emphasized Raji’s role in establishing the health center and the LCDA’s cooperation as proof of the council’s dedication to cross-sector teamwork in delivering critical health services.
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