Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has pledged government support for a community healthcare initiative led by the Federation of Muslim Women’s Association in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos chapter.
Eko Hot News reports that the governor received the Amirah and executive members of Federation of Muslim Women’s Association in Nigeria at Lagos House, Marina, where discussions focused on the ongoing construction of a community clinic in Elesan village, Eti-Osa.
The proposed clinic is designed to provide accessible healthcare services to residents across the community.
Governor Sanwo-Olu described the initiative as impactful, noting that projects open to all align with the state’s goal of improving healthcare access.
He commended FOMWAN for its dedication and sacrifice in undertaking such a significant project.
According to him, the association’s efforts reflect a strong commitment to community development and social responsibility.
The governor assured that the Lagos State Government would collaborate with the group to ensure the clinic is completed efficiently and meets expected standards. He emphasized the importance of partnerships in delivering sustainable healthcare solutions.
Members of FOMWAN expressed appreciation for the government’s recognition and support.
They highlighted the need for continued collaboration to expand access to basic health services in underserved areas.
The meeting also reflected broader efforts to encourage community-driven development initiatives.
Stakeholders noted that such partnerships help bridge gaps in essential services while promoting inclusiveness.
Governor Sanwo-Olu further acknowledged the role of faith-based organizations in supporting public welfare.
He reiterated that initiatives that benefit the wider population remain a priority for the administration.
As the Muslim faithful move beyond Eid al-Fitr celebrations, the governor extended goodwill to intending pilgrims preparing for Hajj. He prayed for a smooth and peaceful journey for all participants.
The engagement concluded with renewed commitment from both parties to strengthen collaboration and ensure timely delivery of the community clinic project in Eti-Osa.
