Respite may soon come for Nigerians with various health concerns, as the Women Leaders Support Advancement (WLSA) Group has unveiled plans for a nationwide medical outreach.
Speaking on the sidelines of a medical outreach in Kano, held in collaboration with the state government, the group’s Founder, Deborah Jan-Hornecker, said the intervention will begin with a phased rollout across northern Nigeria.
She explained that the initiative is part of a structured plan to reach communities across the country, with a focus on bridging healthcare gaps for underserved populations, especially women and children who often lack access to basic medical services.
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Jan-Hornecker noted that the group has already conducted similar outreaches in Nasarawa and Plateau states, adding that the effort is driven by a commitment to support Nigerians who cannot afford essential healthcare.
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At least 1,500 women and children from the 44 local government areas of Kano State benefited from free medical services provided by the group, in partnership with the state government, at the Sharada Primary Healthcare Centre in Kano Municipal.
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