Kwara State Health Sector Struggles Amid Lack of MRI Machines

The article highlights the dire state of Kwara State's health sector despite claims of significant investments by the current administration led by Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq. The lack of essential medical equipment like MRI machines in both public and private hospitals has resulted in critical diagnostic delays, impacting patients' lives.
The absence of a single MRI machine in the state raises concerns about the accessibility and quality of healthcare services for residents, forcing many to travel long distances to Lagos for essential scans, often with life-threatening consequences.
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