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One Day, One Focus: Ending Polio for Good. 💙 This World Polio Day, let’s renew our commitment to protecting every child through routine immunisation and sustained efforts to eradicate polio. Together, we can build a polio-free future for every child. #WorldPolioDay #EndPolioForGood #LSPHCB #lagosphcb

LASG ADVANCES PLANS FOR NATIONAL COMMUNITY FOOD BANK PROGRAMME TO SUPPORT VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND MOTHERS ............Strengthens Integration of Primary Healthcare, Nutrition Screening and Food Assistance. instagram.com/p/De3dy0tDqXp/… #lagosphcb #agreaterlagosrising #Lagosisworking @followlasg @ProfAkinAbayomi @kemskis @Ibrahim2572 @followlastma @LSMOH

LSPHCB, WHO REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHENING PRIMARY HEALTHCARE IN LAGOS STATE The Permanent Secretary of the Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB), Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, recently received the newly deployed State Coordinator of the World Health Organization (WHO), Dr. Akinola Fatiregun, during an official courtesy visit to the Board’s headquarters. The meeting served as an important platform for both organizations to review ongoing initiatives and reaffirm their shared commitment to improving health outcomes and delivering quality healthcare services across all communities in Lagos State. During the visit, Dr. Fatiregun reiterated WHO’s dedication to sustaining a strategic collaboration with the Lagos State Government. The partnership aims to enhance primary healthcare infrastructure, boost operational efficiency, and support universal health coverage across the state. Expressing gratitude for WHO’s continuous support, Dr. Mustafa emphasized the Board’s determination to deepen the partnership to meet the state's strategic health objectives. "The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board remains committed to working closely with global partners like the World Health Organization," said Dr. Mustafa. "Together, we will continue to strengthen healthcare delivery at the grassroots level and ensure that every resident of Lagos has access to equitable, quality healthcare." #lagosphcb #lsphcb #lagosisworking #agreaterlagosrising @followlasg @ProfAkinAbayomi @kemskis @Ibrahim2572 @LSMOH

LSPHCB Engages NPHCDA, UNICEF on DRIVE Rollout The Permanent Secretary of the Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB), Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, received representatives of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) and UNICEF to discuss the rollout of the Direct Delivery of Routine Immunisation Vaccines and other PHC Commodities for Equity (DRIVE) programme in Lagos State. The meeting, which included Dr Olawale Adegbite, Permanent Secretary, Health District VI, Dr Olubunmi Akinlade, Head of Immunisation, Lagos State, Dr K. Ososanya, Head of Service Delivery (PHCB), Mr Yoms Ishaku, National Vaccine Manager (NPHCDA), Dr Ahmad Health Specialist- Logistics and Supply Chain, (UNICEF), Pharm Bello, STA Supply Chain (GAVI) focused on strengthening last-mile delivery of vaccines and essential primary healthcare commodities to ensure their availability at service delivery points. The DRIVE initiative is expected to reduce the number of zero-dose and under-immunised children, minimise vaccine stockouts, reduce out-of-pocket expenditure by health workers, and improve access to essential immunisation supplies across Lagos State.

Ebola prevention starts with awareness and the right information. Let’s stay vigilant, practise good hygiene, and rely on trusted health sources to keep our communities safe. Report, don’t spread rumours. Protect yourself and others. #EbolaAwareness #lagosphcb #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

LSPHCB received the Lagos State House of Assembly Committee on Health Services and Primary Healthcare on an inspection visit to assess service delivery and strengthen collaboration. Together for healthier Lagosians #LegislativeOversight #lagosphcb #agreaterlagosrising

Positive feedback on the services at Oke-Ira Poweline Primary Health Care Centre highlights the importance of accessible, quality and patient-centred healthcare in our communities. Through the collective efforts of the Lagos State Primary Health Care Board, health districts and local governments across Lagos State, we remain committed to strengthening primary healthcare delivery and improving health outcomes for all residents. Together, we are building a healthier Lagos, one community at a time.

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This World Mental Health Day, let’s prioritise mental well-being, support one another, and create healthier communities. 💙 #WorldMentalHealthDay #LSPHCB #lagosphcb #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

Lagos Primary Health Care Board, SOGON Partner to Tackle Maternal, Newborn Mortality The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB) has received a strategic proposal from the Lagos Sector of the Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics of Nigeria (SOGON) to introduce a new clinical support system aimed at reducing maternal and newborn mortality across the State. The initiative, known as the Voluntary Obstetricians Scheme, was presented during an advocacy visit by a SOGON Lagos delegation led by its Chairman, Professor Abidoye Gbadegesin. The scheme seeks to deploy experienced obstetricians and gynaecologists on a voluntary basis to primary healthcare facilities across the State, where they will provide specialist mentorship, support clinical audits, strengthen emergency response and assist healthcare workers in managing obstetric and newborn complications. Responding to the proposal, the Permanent Secretary, LSPHCB, Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, commended SOGON’s commitment and endorsed the establishment of an immediate collaborative framework. He noted that bringing specialist knowledge directly to primary healthcare facilities would strengthen emergency response and support healthcare workers in managing obstetric complications. Moving forward, the LSPHCB and SOGON will co-constitute a joint technical committee to finalize operational guidelines, identify initial pilot primary healthcare facilities across diverse IBILE divisions in Lagos, and establish robust referral pathways. The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board remains committed to strategic partnerships that strengthen primary healthcare services and advance the health and wellbeing of mothers, newborns and communities across Lagos State. #LSPHCB #lagosphcb #lagosisworking

As we mark 66 years of nationhood, may we continue to build a healthier, stronger and more united Nigeria where every citizen has the opportunity to thrive. From all of us at the Lagos State Primary Health Care Board, we wish all Nigerians a Happy 66th Independence Anniversary! Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! #NigeriaAt66 #IndependenceDay #lagosphcb #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

LSPHCB WEEK IN REVIEW 🎥💙 From the 2027 Annual Operational Plan Development Workshop to the 2026 Annual Nurses’ Assembly and our engagement with Save the Children International, it was a week filled with planning, learning, collaboration and partnership. Here’s a look at some of the week’s highlights. #Lsphcb #lagoshealth #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

LASG to prioritize Nurses' Training and welfare. The Lagos State Government (LASG) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening primary healthcare delivery across the state by prioritizing continuous professional training and enhanced staff welfare for nursing professionals. Speaking at the 2026 Annual Nurses’ Assembly held at NANNM House, Alausa, Ikeja, under the theme “Our Nurses. Our Future: Empowered Nurses Save Lives,” the Permanent Secretary of the Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB), Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, announced strategic initiatives designed to elevate the nursing profession. He urged healthcare practitioners to uphold the highest standards of professional ethics, empathy, and integrity. Dr. Mustafa emphasized that modern nursing has evolved from routine clinical tasks into an evidence-based science requiring continuous skill development. To support this transition, the Lagos State Government will roll more training programs alongside other welfare packages to ease operational challenges for nursing staff. Addressing the assembly, Dr. Mustafa underscored the critical role nurses play in patient outcomes and urged them to reclaim historical standards of clinical excellence. "Nursing is no longer just about routine tasks; it is a dynamic, scientific discipline,"said Dr. Mustafa. "Our nurses must embody professionalism in every aspect of service, from clinical competence to professional demeanor. We must return to foundational values where patients feel supported through compassionate, empathetic, and dignified care." Dr. Mustafa also reiterated the state’s zero-tolerance stance on ethical misconduct, instructing primary healthcare workers to maintain absolute transparency and eliminate corrupt practices within public facilities. Welcoming guests and participants, the Director of Nursing Services, Lagos State Primary Health Care Board, Nr. Anne Olusumbo Oyesanya, reflected on the pivotal role nurses play as frontline healthcare providers in local communities. "At the Primary Health Care level, the nurse is often the first and most consistent point of contact between the health system and the community,"Nr. Oyesanya stated. "With this privilege comes responsibility. The nurse of today cannot remain the nurse of yesterday. Changing health challenges and evolving technologies require nurses who are not only clinically competent, but also confident, innovative, accountable, and ready to lead." Nr. Oyesanya emphasized that empowerment extends beyond formal training to encompass leadership at all levels of care from antenatal clinics and immunization rooms to bedside and home visits. She reaffirmed the Directorate’s commitment to expanding continuous professional development, fostering mentorship networks, and formally recognizing clinical excellence. Concluding her address, Nr. Oyesanya urged healthcare professionals to remain steadfastly patient-centered: "People may forget the statistics, but they will remember how we made them feel. Let us be the nurses who bring hope, protect dignity, lead change, and save lives." The keynote address was delivered by Nr. Cecilia Ogundeko from Trinity University, Yaba, who spoke on the topic “The Empowered Nurse: Leading, Caring, and Saving Lives in a Changing Health System.” The event also featured an engaging panel discussion focusing on technology, innovation, and modern nursing practice. Addressing healthcare worker wellness, Nurse Morenikeji Olaniyi-Agboola, a mental health nurse, delivered a specialized talk on mental well-being and stress management strategies tailored for nurses. The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board continues to execute systematic reforms to upgrade medical facilities, strengthen workforce capacity, and deliver accessible, high-quality primary healthcare across all Local Government Areas in Lagos State.

World Patient Safety Day 2026 🩺💙 Every patient deserves safe, respectful and quality care. Let’s work together to make patient safety a priority at every level of healthcare. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #LSPHCB #lagoshealth #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

Let us unite to raise our voices, take a stand against violence, support survivors, and foster a culture of respect, dignity, and zero tolerance for SGBV. SGBV… It Ends With Us! #TurnAlausaPurple I stand against SGBV.

LSPHCB Commences Two-Day Media Engagement Workshop for Health Correspondents The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB), led by the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, has commenced a two-day Media Engagement Workshop for health correspondents, in collaboration with the Institute for Sustainable Development and Public Health Management (ISMPH), EngenderHealth, the Consortium Partnership and the Unified Media Health Network. The workshop is designed to strengthen journalists’ capacity to understand, interpret and report on Primary Health Care (PHC) accountability data, including PHC Accountability Scorecards, ISS Data and PHC-FAT findings. Participants are being equipped to develop evidence-based health stories, improve their understanding of PHC financing and budgeting, and translate accountability data into impactful reports. The engagement also provides an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between health institutions and the media, promoting sustained accountability reporting and greater public understanding of health sector performance. Through this initiative, the Board continues to support evidence-based health reporting and strengthen the media’s role in promoting accountability and improving health outcomes across Lagos State. #HealthAccountability #lagosphcb #lagoshealth #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

The Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Primary Health Care Board, Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, mni, delivers his welcome address at the 3-Day Workshop for the Development of the 2027–2029 LGA/LCDA PHC Service Workplan. 📍 Cordis Hotel, Ikeja 📅 26–28 August 2026 #lagosphcb #lagoshealth #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising

As we celebrate Eid-ul-Mawlid, may we be reminded today and always of the enduring lessons of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) compassion, kindness, patience, and service to others. May these values continue to guide how we live, lead, and relate with one another, and may his legacy live on through the goodness we bring into the lives of others. Eid Mawlid un-Nabi Mubarak! 🌙✨ #EidMawlid #lagosphcb #lsphcbcares #agreaterlagosrising