N1.2b COVID-19 Isolation Centre In Lagos Shut Down

After three months of operations, the Young President Organisation (YPO) 89-bed isolation centre set up for free COVID-19 treatment in Eti-Osa Local Government Area is shutting down.

The organisation disclosed this in a statement signed by its board. According to YPO, over 310 patients, regardless of nationality and from different walks of life have been treated at the Eti-Osa Isolation Centre. Patients get equal attention in terms of the excellent service and care that was and is still being given at the centre as it approaches its closure.

‘‘The Lagos Chapter of Young President Organisation (YPO) with permission of the Lagos State Government on March 31 set up the isolation Etio-Osa LGA to support the community. The centre was handed over to the Lagos State Government to be integrated into the statewide response to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. However, n July 31, the centre will end its operations in line with the agreement signed with the Lagos State Government.

‘‘The N1.2 billion emergency treatment and isolation centre in Eti-Osa catered to moderately to severely sick patients, with an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), High dependency Unit (HDU) and a general ward. The centre is equipped with 6 ventilators, monitors, respirators, mobile X-ray, ultrasound and oxygen piping as well as all other auxiliary medical and non-medical facilities.

‘‘As the centre closes its doors in about two weeks, the YPO will donate state of the art medical equipment to Lagos State in order to contribute to the development of the health care system in the state now and for many years to come.

The facility is staffed with 97 clinical staff such as medical directors, doctors, intensivists, nurses, radiologists, physiotherapists, pharmacists, laboratory operators, bio medical engineers and 45 operational staff such as housekeepers, hygienists and support staff.

‘‘Each of the 142 staff has undergone constant and regular training since the beginning of the centre’s operations in order to improve quality and build a sophisticated health care ecosystem at the Eti Osa Isolation Centre.

source: https://leadership.ng/2020/07/15/covid-19-n1-2bn-isolation-centre-shuts-down-operations-in-lagos/

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they must hav reaped d fruit of their labour

Nigeria otí baje

Gradually things are taken shape,if you know you know

They have proceeded on their normal annual leave. They will be back soon.

Nigeria!!! A country that always defies common logic

Nigeria is a make believe.

Even with all the English they did not tell us why they are shutting down.



Modified- Nobody should quote me to write brain dead nonsense. The article has been edited and the reason for the shut down added.

I dont understand nigeria again!

Ishilove:
Even with all the English they did not tell us why they are shutting down.

It's a partnership between Landmark Village (the people that own the place that the centre was located), Young Presidents Association (who provided the equipment and some of the staff) and the Lagos State Government (who are the regulators). The agreement was billed to last for 3 months and it is already 3 months so it has expired.

N1.2 billion for 1 facility with 142 medical workers, 310 patients for 4 months. Kikikikiki, later if we say na SCAMDEMIC, some people go dey insult us. See, I'm not doubting the COVID-19 virus is real. I'm not saying the COVID 19 virus is fake. The Coronavirus is real but the looting going on with the virus is even realer if u no u no

Achievement

Shutting down kwa

Till another massive spike, it would be reopened......

No problem..

1.2 billion?

Sanwo olu cashing out

Ishilove:
Even with all the English they did not tell us why they are shutting down.

I kept reading and looking out for it also.

1.2 billion hospital shutting down?

EFCC should probe that hospital
One Baba Don use am launder money come dedicate small of it for charity so that we won't find out what happened

1.2 don vanish so

Finally cashed out

However, n July 31, the centre will end its operations in line with the agreement signed with the Lagos State Government.

Does this mean the figures being spawned out are Baba ijebu lotto?

Nice one

No more ego' to share, close more down. My God frustrate d evil agenda

Ahaa

Thanks to the contributions of the private sector in this fight against COVID19.

The LASG should please make the most/best use of the equipment that will be handed over to them.

Lagos Health sector wont remain the same after this pandemic due to the massive investment that has gone into it

1.2 billion center......I see

Ok , its alright