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00:00:12of of
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00:00:38of of
00:00:54For IMO state, head care has become the clearest sign of
00:00:58of exemplary change. For. many public health
00:01:01facilities struggled with edging
00:01:04in infrastructure, limited equipment and the pressure of meeting the needs of a
00:01:08growing population. The result was a system where healthcare
00:01:11workers often had to do more with less, where patients
00:01:15sometimes travel beyond their communities in search of specialized
00:01:18care. A new chapter is now unfolding.
00:01:22Today, wave of rehabilitation, reconstruction and
00:01:26investment is reshaping IMO's healthcare landscape and one of
00:01:30so transformation is
00:01:31of coming to life at the specialist hospital Umoguma
00:01:34Owere West Local Government Area. The
00:01:37building, formerly the Umuguma General
00:01:41of Hospital, is now being remolded into a facility as good as
00:01:44new. Curious to witness this transformation first
00:01:47hand, I made my way to the specialist hospital.
00:01:51waiting to receive me was the Chief Medical Director, Dr. Chima
00:01:55Okbaraji, who led me through facility where almost
00:01:58every corner tells story of change, construction is still very
00:02:02much in progress, but this is far more than
00:02:05a renovation project.
00:02:07of what was once a general hospital building is steadily taking shape as a
00:02:11specialist medical institution, designed to provide advanced
00:02:15healthcare, supported by modern
00:02:19in of infrastructure, specialized departments and cotton edge technology, not just the renovation
00:02:22of the specialist hospital, but
00:02:26a construction of new a brand. new
00:02:30facility with installation of a
00:02:32me state
00:02:32of the art medical equipment that meet international
00:02:35standard, we also
00:02:39have
00:02:39a diagnosis center, yes
00:02:43that will have
00:02:46of MRI, ct scan,
00:02:49mammogram, x-rays and the all
00:02:53of diagnostic equipment very modern and
00:02:56standard,
00:02:58of also um his ex has
00:03:01in also innow
00:03:05of built first of each kind a
00:03:07robotic uh complex
00:03:10of robotic of complex robotic which of course we are going to
00:03:13of see right now already
00:03:16completed as
00:03:20we move through the
00:03:21of completed of sections the next phase
00:03:23of the project was already taken shape rooms stood ready to
00:03:27receive sophisticated medical equipment. why specialized units
00:03:31awaited the teams that will soon bring them to
00:03:33life.
00:03:38every corridor, every unit, every department and every installed
00:03:42machine tells a story of preparation for the patients who will eventually
00:03:46work through his doors, beginning with the accident and emergency
00:03:49of unit, where the CMD introduced me to advanced treatment
00:03:53a technologies designed to improve patient's health outcomes. this place is
00:03:57the
00:03:57a entrance for the accident. and the emergency
00:04:01session
00:04:01of the hospital, so they coming from
00:04:04here, a brief stopover,
00:04:08yeah, you see, then they will move this way, mean for
00:04:10emergency, yes, will move this
00:04:14way, we have the triage room
00:04:18where we sort out the patients based on the severity
00:04:22of their
00:04:23of problems, some people can be stabilized here, if it is very minor
00:04:27problem, they can even
00:04:28of go from here, some people can be to the word from here,
00:04:32while the ones that require accident and emergency care will
00:04:35now be moved
00:04:37of to the accident and emergency word
00:04:41over 15 consulting rooms, over 15
00:04:44consulting rooms on this line, left right, left
00:04:47right,
00:04:52a significant part
00:04:53of the hospitals design focuses on matana and child health
00:04:56care, the
00:04:57of neonatal intensive care unit is being... develop to provide specialized
00:05:01of support for
00:05:03of premature babies and newborns requiring critical
00:05:05care, attinatal
00:05:09section, so the antenatal women. they
00:05:13stay here to receive you the internetal
00:05:17talk cancelling and then these are consulting room
00:05:20after which the doctors see
00:05:23them this place for
00:05:27families facing complicated pregnancies or fragile
00:05:31newborn conditions, access to specialized care can make the
00:05:35difference between uncertainty and hope. the maternity boards of modern
00:05:39labor and surgical facilities designed to support safe. deliveries
00:05:43and emergency obstatric procedures, this is a
00:05:46postnatal word, after delivery
00:05:50we admit the women here after
00:05:53delivery, this is one, two, three
00:05:57and four, and everyone is just like
00:06:00this,
00:06:01like this, yes, beyond physical
00:06:05illness, the hospital also recognizes another growing health careare
00:06:08need, mental health, dedicated spaces are
00:06:12created to support patients requiring psychiatric and psychological
00:06:16care a structured clinical environment. when we talk about mental health, people
00:06:20think that
00:06:20it is mad people. you know
00:06:23there are a lot of mental health issues, even depression, if you
00:06:27sess everyone here, you will find out that one or two may have a
00:06:31mental health challenge. also, you know, there's also drug
00:06:35addiction that is r to, so rehabilitation was to
00:06:39take place here inside this, yes.
00:06:43One the important support systems being developed is the hospital's
00:06:46oxygen plant to support emergency care, surgery,
00:06:50intensive care and neonatal services. Okay, the scope the work is
00:06:54actually massive in terms of scope,
00:06:58areas cover, there's virtually no
00:07:00field, but no field of medicine
00:07:04yes in terms of everyday use, everyday practice that
00:07:08isn't touched from the theaters to independent medical
00:07:11plants. the gas plants units to the words
00:07:15everything to the Nicu, the Miku, the ICUs
00:07:19everything is covered in the place and it's
00:07:22actually very massive and being very well
00:07:25implemented and the diagnostic center and the diagnostic
00:07:29center in terms the equipment what have you got to say
00:07:33top much talk much talk much
00:07:36equipment from everything you you've already seen them talkch
00:07:40everything you have from the beds. to the uh
00:07:43the CT unit at the radiology there
00:07:47seements that's about the world's best you have yes
00:07:51you have the siemence products the ct the MRI we have
00:07:55there the x-ray units the
00:07:57mamo the the mamo yes all
00:07:59them the construction exercise
00:08:03features comprehensive location the
00:08:05entire uh medical
00:08:08facility
00:08:10the uh the structures and
00:08:14then retrouding and equiping with state the
00:08:18heart equipment uh the as i said
00:08:21earlier it featured innovation civil works and
00:08:25then equipment installation now all the
00:08:29department generally were renovated and
00:08:33we keep with modern equipment we have
00:08:36the surgical work features
00:08:40four different theaters.
00:08:56uh modern facility or
00:08:58with current facility the that the the hospital
00:09:02laboratory to was fully furnished uh fully
00:09:06equip as well likewise uh the Nicu
00:09:09is modern facility. you can have look
00:09:13at this one, we also have the uh the maternity one
00:09:17with - fully equip with uh uh
00:09:20bs and the modern equipment as
00:09:24well, more importantly uh we have
00:09:28the uh the
00:09:32gas plant, the gas plant which is an essential part
00:09:35the hospital uh facility in
00:09:38which uh each the necessary.
00:09:43were uh equipped with medical gas
00:09:46facility, the oxygen, the valuum as well
00:09:50as the medical gas, medical
00:09:52year itself, we have the icu, that is
00:09:56the part,
00:09:57it is fully equip with electric belt, yeah,
00:10:01but
00:10:02yes,
00:10:07yes, so and then we have the diagon center that is the
00:10:10geology complex. going there now yeah we are going there
00:10:14so we have the city we can look
00:10:16at we have
00:10:20the uh we have the mamo and we have
00:10:23the MRI MRI.
00:10:26Yes, one the most ambitious features planned for the
00:10:30facility is the robotic surgery and alcology
00:10:33center, it is the first of his kind by any Nigerian state, one the
00:10:37landmark um projects of his
00:10:40excellency, distinguished senator, the governor of
00:10:44Himo state, this building actually was started six months
00:10:47ago from foundation up to this point, now it
00:10:51is even fully equipped, the robot is here so... there will be robot
00:10:55assisted surgeries, people will, in fact at the
00:10:59back there will be a helepad, because yes at the back
00:11:03the robotic, so the very soon it
00:11:06will, yes, for the helicopters that will bring people
00:11:10from outside the
00:11:12state, yeah, because of
00:11:16emergencies, this center attracts people from all over the
00:11:19world, it's not just so you're already looking at
00:11:22this this tertiary
00:11:26hospital yes also um playing his part
00:11:30in terms of reducing reversing medical tourism
00:11:34reversing medical tourism tourism yes yes it to reverse
00:11:38medical tourism in this place to be man by a professor
00:11:42robotic surgeon uh he comes here
00:11:46regularly he uh himself with his team of a
00:11:49surgeons they'll be carrying out complex yes
00:11:52even UK, US, they'll be coming to
00:11:56carry out complex surgeries, robotic surgeries here
00:12:00from time to time, and that's why, um, that
00:12:04need for the hellipad came up and his excellency
00:12:07approved the back of that place for that
00:12:10purpose, is just few weeks from his grand
00:12:13opening, once fully operational, robotic assisted surgery
00:12:17will significantly expand the hospital's capacity to perform highly
00:12:21precise and minimum invasive procedures.
00:12:25the technology is already in place with the remaining installations
00:12:29nearing completion. leading this pionearing
00:12:33initiative is professor Kinsley, the UK trained
00:12:37robotic surgeon who made history by performing West Africa's first
00:12:40robotic assisted prostate cancer surgery using the davinci
00:12:44surgical system. i came here and when
00:12:48i saw things that
00:12:52distinguished my governor. was doing,
00:12:56he didn't need to tell anything anymore, so at
00:13:00the end of it he asked me if I
00:13:04could develop what I do hearingly must say
00:13:07it, and I said yes, I'll do it,
00:13:11and everything he promised, he
00:13:15delivered it, and he personally made
00:13:18sure that I didn't have any complaint,
00:13:22and I can tell you that the emo robotic center. uh
00:13:26is modeled after the similar
00:13:29center in uh
00:13:32uh hamburg okay so my friends when i went out there
00:13:36to meet them that was where i started having this concept of
00:13:40boutique clinic boutique
00:13:44surgical clinic where a patient will
00:13:47coming and feel like you're at
00:13:50home and you walk in you walk out same
00:13:54way as still came in and that's the concept, that's why
00:13:58this is not called robotic hospital, because
00:14:01hospital has negative psychological impact a
00:14:05patient, and i've researched on the psychological impact of
00:14:09cancer on patients um
00:14:13in my unit where i currently head the
00:14:17cancer department as well, so it's
00:14:20called the robotic clinic for reason
00:14:24and... His Excellency asked me if
00:14:28I could deliver the project within six months
00:14:31and I
00:14:33can, I don't know the record, you will tell
00:14:37me if there's been any of this type of building
00:14:41in this country that was achieved in four
00:14:45months. With his expertise guiding the program, state
00:14:48officials believe many Nigerians who currently seek specialized treatment
00:14:52abroad may soon find world-class care.
00:14:55other much closer to home, the robot is inside
00:14:58of here, the main robot is inside of here, and other
00:15:02accessories, assesses,
00:15:03that's this
00:15:04one
00:15:09and and this one as well, so this is what
00:15:13professor Queme and his
00:15:16team will be using,
00:15:19to attend to
00:15:23people need special care. in emo state
00:15:26and beyond the borders of IMO state a lot
00:15:30is happening in the health sector in the emo state
00:15:34and the whole idea is to be able to take
00:15:38good care of people
00:15:42health-wise, the governor is spiaring no
00:15:45effort, it's brought in
00:15:48expensive top the range equipment for the
00:15:52purpose of delivering health
00:15:55careare a manner that is
00:15:59world class and the CMD has told
00:16:02us so much about the efforts that the governor has
00:16:06made. Behind
00:16:10the scenes, the sound of construction form part the story,
00:16:13wheel loaders transported crush stones and construction materials
00:16:17to level the ground in preparation for additional
00:16:21structure, helipad. The facility is intended
00:16:24to support faster emergency transfers and improve
00:16:28response capability for critically ill patients requiring urgent
00:16:32specialist attention. I'm standing right now at the back
00:16:35the emostate special. hospitals
00:16:39robotic and oncology center and the governor of Himo
00:16:42state plans to build ellipat
00:16:46behind the center, this is because this
00:16:50center is projected to
00:16:53bring in foreign experts led
00:16:57by professor uh
00:17:01is a world class robotic surgeon based in the United
00:17:04Kingdom, there would be many people it
00:17:08is expected from different parts of Nigeria and some
00:17:12of those people will need emergency
00:17:15attention and that is why early pad
00:17:19is going to be built at the back of this robotic
00:17:23center so that those who need emergency
00:17:26care can be brought to the center
00:17:30uh via by air that is through the helicopters.
00:17:34it is clear that this project represents new model. for specialist health care
00:17:38infrastructure, where advanced technology, skill professionals
00:17:42and modern facilities come together under one roof. healthcare
00:17:46transformation is not confined to one location. across imos
00:17:49state, different hospitals are contributing their own chapters to much
00:17:53larger story. my next stop,
00:17:57omuma in oru is local government area, where
00:18:01another remarkable transformation is going on, at the
00:18:05Michael Uzodima Memorial Hospital in omoma named
00:18:09after governor hope usodima's late father. the hospital represent
00:18:13another important chapter in the state's brother effort to rebuild public health
00:18:17care infrastructure. while every facility
00:18:20tells his own story, they are all connected by one
00:18:24shared vision, creating hospitals that are better equipped to
00:18:28meet the health care needs or the people they serve. waiting to
00:18:32receive me was chief medical director, Dr. Anthony
00:18:35Azuwenye who guided me, through the hospital and explain the
00:18:39remarkable changes taking place across the facility. as we
00:18:43proceed with our evaluation of
00:18:46governor hopusodima's work in the head sector.
00:18:50today we are in umuma and
00:18:53umuma and i have with me the chief medical
00:18:57director the general hospital in
00:19:01umuma town. dr. azunye
00:19:05Anthony. CMD, it's a
00:19:09pleasure meeting you and um, we will be
00:19:12happy to go into the inner recessis of your hospital.
00:19:16Our first stop was the ophalmology department. Can you explain
00:19:20to us, what aut? Here traditional
00:19:24diagnostic methods are gradually giving way to state the heart
00:19:27technology, enabling clinicians to detect eye
00:19:31conditions earlier, make more accurate diagnosis and
00:19:35deliver more effective treatment. meter what what
00:19:39what does that mean for confirming uh lens
00:19:43prescriptions okay yes okay so this is the fonduse
00:19:46camera fonduse camera yes fonduse camera for checking
00:19:50the internal structures inside the eye and then this slate
00:19:54number slates slate number microscopy then we
00:19:57have um the trial lens box okay
00:20:01uh the thonometer that's the puff non contact
00:20:05contact is latest Yes, previously you
00:20:09need to patis introduce something to
00:20:13be able to get the pressure the eyeball, but recently
00:20:16this
00:20:19patient
00:20:25can imagine, so it has
00:20:29made your job lot easier, no stress, you will just do your work,
00:20:33they go, so how many these can you give me to
00:20:36legos? basically uh frames, optical frames and
00:20:40there are no prescriptions inside, no lenses
00:20:44yet, basically just optical frames which we use
00:20:47for the final.
00:20:50glasses, so the the patient can
00:20:53choose one that i want, for the doctors, nurses
00:20:57and other healthcare professionals, perhaps the greatest transformation cannot
00:21:01be measured by the arrival of new machines alone, as a medical
00:21:05practitioner, you read about it, you see it
00:21:08action and you see how many lives it saves and
00:21:12how it comes to intervent in saving lives, lives of
00:21:16babies that seated to would have died
00:21:19without in. prevention is break though that we cannot
00:21:23thank the governor enough related
00:21:27oxygen supply so you don't have
00:21:31need most times for bringing in
00:21:34oxygen you socket to the
00:21:37oxygen from the oxygen yes so it's already piped to
00:21:41this place we we have oxygen production
00:21:44units at the three designated locations in emo
00:21:48states we have one at all teaching hospital, he
00:21:51must teaching hospital, they have one at the now federal medical
00:21:55center of okay, so we'll get supply from, so
00:21:59once you receive the supplies, you then pipe them to
00:22:02the words, care
00:22:06unit, wow, intensive care unit, and everything
00:22:10is looking new here as well,
00:22:14wonderful, this is great,
00:22:17is working, yes,
00:22:21somebody far away, i like to see new
00:22:24things, can
00:22:27to as see me one for each patient, there this for this patient
00:22:31and these are ventilating machines, oh for automatic
00:22:35ventilationize the patient,
00:22:39supply oxygen, and this this
00:22:42equipment will make the big difference between life
00:22:46and death, changes everything st. that
00:22:50used to be that patients get into that segment and they don't come back to
00:22:54life, very thing
00:22:57the past, something
00:23:00anybody that understands
00:23:02healthcare very proud of, so as head
00:23:05professional saying that you are
00:23:09a better position to save
00:23:13lives, what what what does this do to
00:23:16you personally and for all of us working here?
00:23:20gives us this satisfaction, sense
00:23:23of satisfaction that all your efforts are not
00:23:26in, very happy
00:23:30you know walking here, yes uh,
00:23:33because uh, when
00:23:36the the posting came, i was told to come to
00:23:40this place, very, very
00:23:43happy, i'm going to
00:23:45work community.
00:23:50and a facility, he
00:23:54built, that is, one the best,
00:23:58not the best in the whole the
00:24:00state, because some
00:24:03the run yes,
00:24:05go now, so somement that we have here, the all
00:24:08state the arts and environment,
00:24:12everything is super, nobody would come here and
00:24:16say that you be happy to to work here.
00:24:20Another notable feature was the availability of backup equipment. In
00:24:24healthcare, preparation is
00:24:26essential.
00:24:30Our tour then led us to the pharmacy department where I met young
00:24:34pharmacist whose enthusiasm reflected the renewed optimism
00:24:38within the hospital. For someone entrusted with
00:24:42ensuring the safe and timely availability of medicines. The
00:24:45improvements were more than cosmetic. They represented a working
00:24:49environment design. to support better health service delivery and patient
00:24:52satisfaction is doing very well to see that we
00:24:56have all we need to our best services you don't
00:25:00suffer from
00:25:04um drug is sufficiency i said hotland is doing
00:25:08very well to provide all we need and that's includes the
00:25:10drugs that we don't have issues where
00:25:14we have able to get how do
00:25:18you see the environment generally? from your own
00:25:21place,
00:25:25the hospital was recovered from years of deterioration before
00:25:29undergoing renovation, rehabilitation and re-equipment.
00:25:33Today the transformation extends across multiple departments, creating
00:25:37an environment design to support improved healthcare delivery.
00:25:41This is the first state-owned
00:25:44robotic center in Nigeria, and the governor
00:25:48as pared no effort. to bring in some the best
00:25:52state the heart equipment, not just for
00:25:56this robotic center, but for the
00:26:00hospital in its entireity. and the governor has
00:26:04also shown tremendous focus on
00:26:07training and retraining of
00:26:11hospital workers so that they can
00:26:14deliver optimum service
00:26:18for the good people of hemost states and as the CMD told
00:26:22me the health insurance that is already in
00:26:25place will ensure that health
00:26:29care is wholesome is
00:26:32accessible, is affordable and qualitative in
00:26:36emo
00:26:36state.
00:26:59every day across forests, highways, and
00:27:02villages, brave men and women stand watch so that Nigeria can
00:27:06sleep. They leave their families behind, confront danger head
00:27:10on and make sacrifices many of us will never see.
00:27:14Yet the enemies of our nation continue their assault. They target
00:27:18our children, they murder innocent citizens, they force families
00:27:22from their homes, they turn thriving communities into places of
00:27:26fear and uncertainty. Their goal is simple,
00:27:30to break our spirit, divide our... people and steal the
00:27:34future of our nation, but Nigeria is stronger than
00:27:37terror, as we demand greater accountability, stronger security
00:27:41measures and more effective action from those entrusted with our safety,
00:27:45we must also play our part, support our security
00:27:49forces, salute their gallantry, stand with those
00:27:52stand for us, if you see something, say
00:27:56something, let us be our brothers keeper, we must
00:28:00never surrender to fear, despair. or hopelessness, this
00:28:04is not the time for division, not by tribe, not
00:28:07by religion, not by region, not by
00:28:11political party, because terror recognizes no
00:28:15ethnicity, no faith and no ideology, its
00:28:18enemy is all of us, and together, united as
00:28:22one people, we can defeat it for our children, for
00:28:26our communities, for a future, for
00:28:29Nigeria, join the movement, stand stand for our
00:28:33country, stand for one another.
00:28:36#unite against
00:28:38terror.
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