The Lagos State Government has announced plans to strengthen monitoring and continuous training of frontline health workers to enhance primary healthcare delivery across Health District IV.

The announcement was made during the 2025 Annual Management Retreat of Lagos State Health District IV, themed: “Reinforcing a motivated and responsive workforce for better healthcare delivery.” The retreat brought together permanent secretaries, heads of departments, medical officers of health, unit heads, and other staff to review strategies for repositioning health facilities for improved service quality.

Dr. Kemi Ogunyemi, Special Adviser to the Governor on Health, emphasized that effective healthcare delivery relies heavily on the performance of frontline workers, highlighting the importance of regular monitoring and structured training. She praised Health District IV management for its commitment to staff development and reaffirmed the state government’s support for initiatives that equip health workers with the skills needed for responsive, patient-centered care.

Dr. Abimbola Bowale, Permanent Secretary of Health District IV, underscored the need for discipline, professionalism, and time management, urging staff not to rely on past achievements but to continuously raise standards across primary healthcare centers