Oyo Lawmaker, Akintayo, Extends Healthcare Intervention To 16 Primary Health Centres In Oluyole

The member representing Oluyole State Constituency in the Oyo State House of Assembly, Hon. Waheed Akintayo, widely referred to as Ilumoka Presenter, has actually contributed medical materials, client record books, maternity cards and important drugs to 16 Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) throughout Oluyole Local Government Area.
The intervention, which highlights the legislator’s dedication to enhancing health care shipment at the grassroots, was held at a symbolic discussion at Adaramagbo Primary Healthcare Centre, Olomi Academy, Ibadan.
The contributed products are anticipated to reinforce health care services, enhance medical record-keeping and assistance maternal and kid health care shipment throughout the recipient centers.
Speaking at the occasion, the Oluyole Local Government Health Coordinator, Dr. Mudashiru Akanni, explained the gesture as a substantial intervention focused on enhancing the health and wellness of citizens.
He, nevertheless, revealed issue over the low utilisation of Primary Healthcare Centres by locals, explaining the scenario as a waste of federal government resources bought offering health care centers.
Dr. Akanni likewise regreted the low rate of immunisation in the city government, keeping in mind that Oluyole was amongst the locations tape-recording worrying immunisation figures.
He prompted citizens to make appropriate usage of readily available PHCs and guarantee that their kids get regular immunisation to secure them versus avoidable illness.
In his remarks, the Chairman of Oluyole Local Government and APM prospect for Oluyole Federal Constituency in the 2027 basic elections, Hon. Akeem Olatunji, applauded Akintayo for regularly prioritising the health care requirements of his constituents.
He remembered that the legislator’s health care interventions started with the enrolment of 5,000 constituents in the Oyo State Health Insurance Scheme, along with monetary support for people needing surgeries.

Olatunji revealed that the city government would reproduce the effort at the council level in between December 2026 and January 2027.
He prompted locals to support Akintayo’s political aspiration and required choose APM prospects throughout Oyo State.

Speaking, a previous Oluyole Local Government Chairman and APM prospect for the December 2026 regional federal government election in Oyo State, Hon. Olaide Popoola, explained Akintayo’s interventions as a legacy-building effort directed at supporting susceptible members of society.
Popoola worried the significance of enhancing main health care centers, especially due to the fact that of their important function in offering vital medical services to females and kids.
He applauded the legislator for extending assistance to grassroots health care shipment, explaining the effort as deserving of acknowledgment.
In their different goodwill messages, the previous PDP Chairman in Oluyole, the Baale of Adaramagbo and the Oluyole Community Development Council (CDC) Chairman applauded Akintayo for his constant contributions to the health sector.
They kept in mind that the current intervention was not his very first healthcare-related effort in the constituency, including that his efforts were matching the Oyo State Government’s dedication to enhancing health care shipment throughout its 351 Primary Healthcare Centres.
Previously, Hon. Waheed Akintayo, while attending to stakeholders and recipients, declared his dedication to enhancing health care services and providing more dividends of democracy to individuals of Oluyole.
He discussed that the arrangement of medical case notes and other record books would help health care employees in preserving precise client records, keeping an eye on case histories and enhancing the quality of treatment offered to homeowners.
The legislator likewise guaranteed to sponsor more people-oriented expenses and movements if re-elected, guaranteeing constituents of his ongoing dedication to their well-being and advancement.
The 16 recipient Primary Healthcare Centres are:
* ** Ward 1: ** Ayegun PHC.
* ** Ward 2: ** Odo Ona Elewe PHC and Agbanlepanu PHC.
* ** Ward 3: ** Pegba PHC and Ajogbelede PHC.
* ** Ward 4: ** Ifelodun PHC, Irepodun PHC and Mosfala PHC.
* ** Ward 5: ** Aba Ode PHC and Idi Ayunre PHC.
* ** Ward 6: ** Latunde PHC.
* ** Ward 7: ** Adaramagbo PHC and Agric/Ile Sheu PHC.
* ** Ward 8: ** Oja Ibadan PHC.
* ** Ward 9: ** Onipe PHC.
* ** Ward 10: ** Odo Ona Kekere PHC.
The occasion was gone to by standard and spiritual leaders, APM executives, matrons and agents of the 16 recipient health care centres, to name a few stakeholders.
The intervention even more highlights the value of cooperation in between chosen agents and regional health authorities in reinforcing main health care shipment and enhancing access to vital medical services at the grassroots.