Lagos renovates Takwa Bay health centre to boost coastal care
The Lagos State Government has inaugurated a renovated Primary Health Centre in Takwa Bay, aiming to improve healthcare access for riverine communities. Officials say the upgraded facility will help expand essential medical services to underserved coastal residents. Monsurat Adeleke, Permanent Secretary, Health District III, emphasized the government’s commitment to inclusive healthcare, while Aminat Alabi, Chairman of Iru Victoria Island LCDA, highlighted new infrastructure improvements. The initiative also included a medical outreach to provide immediate care for locals.
What we know
- The Primary Health Centre in Takwa Bay was recently renovated and inaugurated by the Lagos State Government.
- Monsurat Adeleke stated that the project aims to deliver critical medical services to remote coastal communities.
- The inauguration featured a medical outreach offering screenings for hypertension, diabetes, syphilis, hepatitis B, HIV, malaria, and other health checks.
- Aminat Alabi noted the installation of a 24-hour solar power system and new staff quarters as part of the upgrades.
- The project is part of broader efforts to strengthen primary healthcare infrastructure in hard-to-reach areas of Lagos.
