Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali (MNSE, MNATE) paid an unscheduled visit to the Child and Maternity Clinic of the Primary Health Centre (PHC) located within the Council Secretariat, where he assessed ongoing healthcare services and interacted with staff members.
Epe Insights reports that during the visit, Kasali commended healthcare workers for their dedication to duty and their role in providing essential medical services to residents.
He noted that primary healthcare facilities remain the first point of contact for many residents seeking medical attention and therefore require a high level of efficiency and professionalism.
The chairman stressed the importance of punctuality among healthcare personnel, describing timeliness as a critical factor in effective service delivery.
He urged nurses and other medical staff to remain committed to best practices while maintaining a patient-friendly approach in the discharge of their responsibilities.
According to Kasali, quality healthcare is measured not only by treatment outcomes but also by the manner in which patients are received, attended to, and cared for.
He encouraged health workers to uphold ethical standards and demonstrate compassion in every interaction with patients.
The Lekki LCDA chairman emphasized that residents deserve prompt, reliable, and professional healthcare services whenever they visit public health facilities.
He added that continuous improvement in service delivery remains a major objective of his administration.
Kasali stated that regular visits to healthcare facilities provide opportunities to evaluate performance, identify challenges, and strengthen healthcare systems at the grassroots level.
He reaffirmed the council’s commitment to supporting health workers through policies and initiatives that enhance service efficiency.
The chairman also highlighted the importance of accountability in the health sector, noting that public confidence grows when healthcare institutions consistently deliver quality services.
Staff members welcomed the chairman’s visit and appreciated his interest in the welfare of both patients and healthcare personnel.
They pledged to continue providing quality healthcare services while supporting the council’s efforts to improve public health outcomes.
Residents who witnessed the inspection described it as a positive step toward ensuring better healthcare standards within the local council area.
Many expressed optimism that increased supervision and engagement would further improve healthcare delivery across Lekki LCDA.
The Child and Maternity Clinic remains one of the key healthcare facilities serving women, children, and families within the council area.
Health stakeholders have continued to advocate for stronger investments in primary healthcare as a foundation for sustainable community development.
Observers noted that leadership involvement in healthcare oversight often contributes to improved staff performance and greater accountability.
The visit forms part of broader efforts by the Lekki LCDA administration to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and promote quality service delivery.
Kasali reaffirmed that the health and wellbeing of residents remain a top priority for his administration.
He urged healthcare workers to continue serving with integrity, dedication, and professionalism while maintaining the confidence of the communities they serve.
The inspection concluded with renewed assurances from the council leadership to sustain initiatives that will improve healthcare access and service quality across Lekki LCDA.
