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Okowa: Investment in Primary Healthcare Will Save Nation’s Ailing Health Sector Omon-Julius Onabu in Asaba Delta State Governor and vice presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has rei

Delta State Governor and vice presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party , Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has reiterated the motive behind his administration’s healthcare policies with conscious investment in primary healthcare centres and sued for the replication of such approach across the country in order to invigorate the country’s failing healthcare sys­tem.

Equipment and other items donated by DESOPADEC included wheelchairs, beds, hospital mattresses, cabinets, ward screens, gynaecological tables and various consumables. Okowa said that the intervention would greatly complement his administration’s “strategy to meet sustainable primary healthcare coverage” in line with the global standards of the World Health Organisation .

Okowa charged authorities of the benefiting local gov­ernment areas to put the medical various equipment and consumables from DESOPADEC to optimal use for the benefit of the people Ogieh said, “What we are presenting here today are functional items needed to cover various needs of the 268 Primary Healthcare centres across the state.

 

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