Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos
State, yesterday, said plan has been concluded to
build a medical village in the state, saying “it will
help restrain Nigerians from seeking foreign
medical service.” Fashola who disclosed this, during a courtesy visit
by the members of the West African College of
Surgeons led by its President, Professor Harve
Yangni-Angate at the Lagos House, Alausa
Secretariat, Ikeja, said: “We have received a few
applications from interested medical practitioners. “With this, we will have a cluster of health
practitioners. And I believe that this will help turn
the state into medical hub for the country.
State, yesterday, said plan has been concluded to
build a medical village in the state, saying “it will
help restrain Nigerians from seeking foreign
medical service.” Fashola who disclosed this, during a courtesy visit
by the members of the West African College of
Surgeons led by its President, Professor Harve
Yangni-Angate at the Lagos House, Alausa
Secretariat, Ikeja, said: “We have received a few
applications from interested medical practitioners. “With this, we will have a cluster of health
practitioners. And I believe that this will help turn
the state into medical hub for the country.
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