The Ekiti State Government has begun issuing appointment letters to the first batch of 1,522 newly recruited junior healthcare workers to strengthen service delivery across primary healthcare centres in the state.
The Chairman of the Ekiti State Primary Health Care Development Agency, Dr Funke Ogunbunmi, described the recruitment as “a significant intervention to address manpower shortages and improve essential healthcare services at the grassroots”.
Ogunbunmi, in a statement issued in Ado Ekiti on Sunday, commended Governor Biodun Oyebanji for approving the recruitment, saying the move demonstrated his commitment to prioritising residents’ health and well-being through investments in the sector.
She said, “The recruitment reflects the governor’s commitment to strengthening primary healthcare facilities and ensuring access to quality medical services in all communities.
“Adequate staffing is essential to building a functional, responsive and accessible healthcare system. The new personnel will improve operational efficiency and enhance the capacity of frontline health facilities
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