Yobe State Government Provides 800 Free Dialysis Sessions Monthly

The Yobe State Government offers 800 free dialysis sessions each month to patients suffering from chronic kidney disease, as announced by Prof. Baba Waru Goni, Chief Medical Director of Yobe State University Teaching Hospital. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to enhance access to specialized healthcare and reduce treatment costs.
Goni presented the hospital's progress report to Dr. Mohammed Goje, the Secretary to the State Government, highlighting the financial relief provided to patients and their families. Additionally, the hospital offers affordable Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Computed Tomography scan services, attracting patients from various states.
Goje praised the hospital's management and medical personnel for their contributions to expanding healthcare access. He emphasized the government's commitment to supporting initiatives that improve healthcare accessibility and affordability, assuring continued support for the hospital's management under Governor Mai Mala Buni's administration.
Goje urged the hospital to enhance its capacity and service delivery to meet the growing healthcare demands of residents.
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