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SUSTAINABLE DRUG REVOLVING FUNDS(SDRFSUPPORTIVE SUPERVISION SDRF Quality Improvement Team Health District IV is visiting their PHCs, to monitor & assess performance of the SDRF scheme, primary focus is to evaluate SDRF-related activities within the pharmacy dept of each facility

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Health District IV’s Admin/HR Department trains Nurses, Community Health Officers, & Officers-In-Charge (of facilities) on Public Service Ethics, Ethos and Understanding SPADEV”during a Seminar, held recently at Surulere Local Govt Secretariat. #HDIV #PHCB #publicserviceethics

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Lagos State Health District IV provides free recommended Eyeglasses to Students of New Era Junior Girls Secondary School following eye tests and screenings, conducted on the school premises recently in Surulere #DirectorateofMedicalServices #HDIV #Eyescreening #VisionSupport

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DR. SANWO-OLU COMMISSIONS SICK BAY UNDER DISTRICT IV SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMME … Advocates Establishment of Tuberculosis Hospitals, Dedicated Centres  facebook.com/share/p/176rLg… @jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @JokeSanwoolu @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @LanreBajulaiye @BarrBimbola @Mr_JAGs @Riddwane #AGreaterLagosRising #LASG

The Directorate of Medical Services and Disease Control, Lagos Health District IV, has successfully conducted a School Health Programme, which focused on Eye Screening test, Management and Treatment, for students of New Era Girls Junior Secondary School, S/Lere. #MedicalServices

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First Lady of Lagos State Dr(Mrs) Ibijoke Sanwoolu commissioned a new sick bay at New Era Girls Secondary Sch.S/lere, along Advocacy on Tuberculosis with free screening/treatment health talk, free drugs by health professionals Yes! We Can End TB Join the Fight, End TB in Lagos.

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A one-day sensitization community awareness meeting on the Early Identification and Treatment/Management of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in Children & Adolescents (0–19 Years) The meeting is aimed at creating awareness on the symptoms, diagnosis, treatment & proper management of T1D

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Lagos Health District IV commences a comprehensive Monitoring & Evaluation Exercise across all Primary Healthcare Centres in its coverage areas, spanning Local Govt Areas & Local Council Development Areas, by the District IV's Workforce Team, led by the Permanent Secretary #HDIV

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Health District IV has commenced a comprehensive monitoring supervision and evaluation exercise across all PHCs' in its coverage areas, spanning Local Govt Areas & Local Council Development Areas, aimed at ensuring accountability & improving overall health outcomes for residents

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The Directorate of Medical Services and Disease Control, recently conducted a Menstrual Hygiene Sensitization Outreach at Murtala Ajadi Animashaun Community Grammar School S/lere, with the distribution of Menstrual kits containing reusable pads, sanitary wipes & disposable pads.

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LSPHCB Hosts Conference 57 to Drive Commitment to Sustainable Primary Healthcare Financing *** Unveils Framework for a 10-Year Primary Healthcare Financing Plan The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB) has successfully hosted Conference 57, a two-day strategic Primary Healthcare Financing Retreat aimed at advancing sustainable financing and strengthening primary healthcare delivery across the state. The high-level retreat, held at Lakowe Lakes Resort, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, convened key stakeholders including the Chairman, House Committee on Health, the Honourable Commissioner for Health, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Health, Local Government Chairmen, all the districts Permanent Secretaries, Development Partners, and members of the One Health Family. The gathering underscored a shared commitment to improving health outcomes for all residents of Lagos State. A central focus of the retreat was the development of a 10-year Primary Healthcare Financing Plan, designed to provide a structured, forward-looking framework for strengthening funding mechanisms, improving accountability, and ensuring long-term sustainability of primary healthcare services. The retreat featured intensive deliberations centered on identifying systemic gaps, addressing operational bottlenecks, and developing actionable, results-driven strategies to enhance service delivery, optimize resource utilization, and expand equitable access to quality healthcare across all Local Government Areas. Speaking at the retreat, the Honourable Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, emphasized the critical role of innovative and accountable financing in achieving universal health coverage in Lagos State. “Primary healthcare remains the cornerstone of our health system, and strengthening its financing is non-negotiable if we are to achieve universal health coverage. We must continue to develop innovative, transparent, and sustainable funding mechanisms that ensure no Lagos resident is left behind, particularly the most vulnerable.” He further stressed the importance of long-term planning and intergovernmental collaboration: “A clearly defined 10-year development plan allows us to strategically position our primary healthcare system for measurable growth and resilience. Strong collaboration between state and local governments is essential to ensure effective implementation and tangible impact at the grassroots level.” The Chairman of Conference 57 and ALGON Chairman representing Ibeju-Lekki LCDA, Hon. Abdullahi Sesan Oluwa, led engagements with Local Government Chairmen, fostering robust discussions and securing commitments toward measurable support and the implementation of outcomes from the retreat. In his address, the Permanent Secretary of LSPHCB, Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, reiterated the foundational importance of primary healthcare in the state’s health system. “This retreat provides a valuable opportunity for us to reflect, align, and chart a bold path forward. We must ensure that resources allocated to primary healthcare are not only adequate but efficiently managed and transparently deployed to deliver real impact at the community level.” He highlighted key financing mechanisms such as the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund and the expansion of Ilera Eko as critical levers for improving access and financial protection for Lagos residents. “Our collective success depends on accountability, collaboration, and a shared commitment to results. Together, we can build a primary healthcare system that truly serves the people of Lagos State.” Dr. Mustafa commended the commitments demonstrated by Local Government Chairmen and urged stakeholders to move beyond pledges to decisive action, ensuring that agreed strategies are effectively implemented and translated into measurable outcomes. #lagosphcb #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising #lagosisworking @ProfAkinAbayomi @Ibrahim2572 @LSMOH

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Medical Outreach, Supervision and Monitoring Exercise, by the Directorate of Community Health Services, Health District IV, at the Redeem Church of Christ Ebute Metta, Mainland LGA, and supportive visitation to, Traditional Birth Attendant TBA, in Coker Aguda LCDA. #HDIV #PHCB

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Lagos Health District IV celebrates all Workers for their diligence dedication & hardwork. Today we celebrate your unwavering commitment to the development of every community. May your efforts be blessed & your hard work recognised & rewarded. #HappyWorkersDay #lasg #hdiv #lphcb

Health District IV commemorates World Malaria Day, observed annually to raise awareness about Malaria, a preventable & treatable disease that still causes significant global mortality. Campaign theme for 2026-"Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must" #DrivenToEndMalaria

The Directorate of Pharmaceutical Services Health District IV has presented essential reproductive health commodities, life-saving drugs & medical consumables to all PHC across LGAs & LCDAs within the District's jurisdiction, to enhance healthcare service delivery #hdiv #phcb

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Today, we commissioned the fully regenerated Tolu Schools Complex in Ajegunle, alongside other key projects led by the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, who represented His Excellency President Bola Tinubu. We have transformed a cluster of 36 public schools into a functional and dignified learning environment. With new classroom blocks, rehabilitated buildings, a vocational centre, science laboratories, and an ICT hub, we have addressed overcrowding and improved the overall learning experience. This complex has a long history, dating back to 1981, and has served generations of students. Over time, it became overstretched. We made a deliberate decision to change that and give it a new lease of life. It was encouraging to see the excitement on the faces of the students today. The joy and excitement is the reason why we do the work we do. Every child in Ajeromi-Ifelodun deserves a safe, modern, and inspiring place to learn. We also commissioned the Maracana Stadium, now renamed in honour of President Bola Tinubu, and highlighted the Fresh Food Hub in Abijo, which will improve access to affordable food for families. We will keep investing in projects that make a real difference in people’s lives.

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With just over 400 days left in this administration, we remain focused on making every day count. Out of the 2,922 days Lagosians entrusted to us, we have spent more than 2,500 working to leave Lagos better than we met it. Along the way, we have been guided by the example of a leader who once governed this state and laid the foundation we continue to build on today. Today, three projects that will make a real difference in the lives of Lagosians were commissioned by His Excellency President Bola Tinubu who was represented by the President of the Senate, Chief Godswill Akpabio. The Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge is a major step forward for mobility in our city. For years, this corridor has been one of the busiest and most difficult parts of our transport network. This new connection will ease congestion, shorten travel time, and make daily life less stressful for thousands of people. The Lagos Geographic Information Service Building takes us further away from outdated, paper-based systems and brings greater transparency and efficiency to land administration. The Bola Ahmed Tinubu Administrative Complex brings key government services together in one place. This will improve coordination, speed up service delivery and create a better working environment for public servants. These projects reflect how we approach governance. We focus on real problems and deliver practical solutions. What matters most is results that people can see and feel. I want to thank everyone who made these projects possible, from the engineers and contractors to the public servants who remained committed from start to finish. There is still more to do, and we are not slowing down. In the time we have left, we will keep building and keep working to improve the quality of life for every Lagosian. I am proud of what we have achieved so far, and grateful for the support of Mr. President, whose leadership and reforms continue to make a real difference, not only in Lagos, but across Nigeria.

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Health District IV commemorates 2026 World Tuberculosis Day on March 24, uniting communities against TB, with theme 'Yes! We Can End TB' calls for collective action in screening, treatment & prevention, Free testing & awareness campaign highlight progress toward a TB-free Lagos.

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy and blessed Id-el-fitr, filled with peace, mercy, joy and endless blessings. May God's love and mercy surround us always, amin🙏🩷🤍 #Eidmubarak #blessings #love #mercy

These SGLT2i are turning out to be quite the blockbuster drug. Efficacious in diabetes, cardiovascular disease and renal disease and may progress to becoming first line in one or all of these conditions. Those of us in resource poor settings will have to wait for access sadly.