Adenike Adeleke, the commissioner for federal matters, says Osun is ready to advance its primary health care service delivery.

Ms Adeleke made this statement in Abuja on Sunday at the end-of-year party organised by the Association of Osun State Indigenes in Federal Public Service, Abuja.

Ms Adeleke emphasised that the government was committed to providing more support to ensure healthcare services were more accessible to where people live and work.

She also highlighted that such services were part of the democratic benefits promised by the current administration in Osun.

“Recently, our state received an award for being the best-performing state in primary health care in the South-West. This demonstrates that Gov. Ademola Adeleke prioritises the health of the people,” she said.

She encouraged the association members to prioritise health to live longer, stressing that “health is wealth.”

Ms Adeleke also shared positive feedback from the public, noting that the people have rated the administration highly in health, infrastructure, and education.

She further urged members to protect their culture, language, and traditions by passing them on to their children.

(NAN)