BAYELSA UPGRADES 62 HEALTH FACILITIES IN TWO YEARS
The Bayelsa State Government says it has renovated, upgraded and equipped 62 primary and secondary healthcare facilities across the state within the past two years.
The state’s Commissioner for Health disclosed this while highlighting the government’s efforts to improve healthcare infrastructure and access to medical services.
The upgrades reportedly cover facilities at both primary and secondary levels, with renovations and the provision of medical equipment aimed at improving service delivery.
The government says the intervention forms part of its efforts to strengthen the state’s healthcare system and ensure residents have better access to quality medical care.
