FCT Administration Upgrades 14 Hospitals, Revives Utako Facility
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has announced the immediate renovation and upgrading of 14 general hospitals and the resumption of work on the long-abandoned Utako General Hospital. These decisions were made during the 19th meeting of the FCT Executive Council, led by Minister Nyesom Wike and attended by Minister of State Mariya Mahmoud.
Chief of Staff Chidi Amadi reported that the council reviewed 20 memoranda from various agencies. Mandate Secretary Adedolapo Fasawe detailed that the upgrades will include new medical equipment, diagnostic facilities, and improved hospital theatres.
The project for Utako General Hospital will encompass construction, equipping, and staffing. The initiative aims to provide quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare services to FCT residents.
Additionally, the administration has been fulfilling its financial commitments to health insurance providers.
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