Ogun State Raises Concern Over Increase in Mental Health Cases, Urges Access to Services
Ogun State's Ministry of Health, led by Dr. Tomi Coker, highlights the rising mental health cases in the state, treating 10,000 patients in the first half of the year, including 1,000 new patients. Dr. Kayode Oladeinde emphasized the need for access to mental health services as a fundamental human right.
Governor Dapo Abiodun's government aims to provide sustainable and affordable healthcare coverage for citizens.
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