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Gov. Makinde Vows to Upgrade Adeoyo Hospital to UCH Standard 

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July 14, 2019
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From right; Oyo State Governor, Mr Seyi Makinde, Engr Femi Babalola and Chief Consultant, Adeoyo Maternity Hospital and Dr Soji Adeyanju during the governor inspection to the hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan.

From right; Oyo State Governor, Mr Seyi Makinde, Engr Femi Babalola and Chief Consultant, Adeoyo Maternity Hospital and Dr Soji Adeyanju during the governor inspection to the hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan.

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Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

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Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

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Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

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Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde has said that his administration will turn around the fortunes of Adeoyo State Hospital and score high Marks in the Health Sector.

The Governor, who stated this during a visit to Adeoyo State Hospital, Yemetu, Ibadan for on the spot assessment, said that his government would make the hospital meet the standards of University College Hospital UCH.

He said: “Our aspiration is to ensure that people receive world class treatment here. We don’t want everybody to be going to University College Hospital.

“We will make this hospital become very high standard that will be close to UCH standard.”

He added: “Health is one of the major pillars that my administration will rest on and will ensure that quality healthcare is available to the people.”

Speaking further with the management of the health care centre, Makinde expressed concern over its poor state but maintained that “we would turn the hospital and other health centres across the state to world class health centres that would be conducive for patients with a view to receiving quality treatment.”

He rated the hospital’s facilities at 30 per cent, but vowed that “we want to get pass mark in the health sector.”

The inspection was to ensure that the Governor has first-hand information about the state of the hospital and find means of transforming it to high standard health facility.

The governor, also, requested for the shopping list of the Management on the facilities that would make all the units in the hospital function effectively.

He was accompanied by the state’s Head of Service, Amidat Agboola, on inspection.

While speaking inside the Conference room of the hospital, Governor Makinde promised to improve on the welfare of the workers and make their working conditions conducive.

He said: “For staff, we will do our best to motivate you and when we are doing that, to whom much is given, much is also expected.”

Earlier, the hospital Chief Consultant, Dr. Soji Adeyanju, thanked the governor for the visit and promised to support the state government in its bid to take Oyo State health sector to greater height.

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