Nigeria: FG Launches N1.1 Billion National Ambulance Service

14 February 2015

Abuja — To boost Maternal Child Healthcare (MCH) in the country, the federal government Friday launched the National Ambulance Service, with government expending over N1.1 billion in the purchase of 100 ambulances to aid transportation of women and children to health facilities where they can access care.

The chairman of the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme (SURE-P), Gen. Martin Luther Agwai (Rtd) made the disclosure during the launch of the National Ambulances Services at Kiyi PHC, Chibiri Kuje Area Council if Abuja.

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