- LSTMB Registrar Prince Babatunde Adele commended the establishment of a zonal office by the Board
- Chief Nursing Officer Kafilat Kaffo of Epe General Hospital commended the support provided by Community Health Officers (CHOs) to Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs).
The Lagos State Traditional Medicine Board (LSTMB) recently hosted a crucial advocacy and sensitization event in the Epe Division, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to engage practitioners and stakeholders within the Traditional Medicine Community.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the initiative is part of a quarterly program that seeks to foster meaningful dialogue, innovative ideas, and valuable networking opportunities across various zones in the state.
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During the event at Salako Hall, Epe, LSTMB Registrar Prince Babatunde Adele commended the establishment of a zonal office by the Board, which is expected to streamline registration and renewal processes for practitioners in the area.
He further urged practitioners to collaborate in order to advance the practice of traditional medicine and maintain its relevance in the face of current challenges, such as the brain drain in the health sector.
Director of Research, Training, and Development, Mr. Hakeem Bello, addressed the attendees, emphasizing the importance of remaining engaged and proactive in their practices to ensure the continued growth and development of traditional medicine.
Additionally, he highlighted the need for Heads of Associations to submit comprehensive lists of their practitioners to the Board.
This initiative aims to create a detailed compendium that will enhance coordination and support for practitioners, fostering a stronger, more resilient Traditional Medicine Community in Lagos State.
Chief Nursing Officer Kafilat Kaffo of Epe General Hospital commended the support provided by Community Health Officers (CHOs) to Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs). She encouraged all stakeholders to continue backing TBAs, acknowledging their vital role within the healthcare system.
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Dr. Akibon John, representing the Medical Director of Ibeju Lekki General Hospital, also addressed the gathering, emphasizing the significance of collaboration among practitioners.
He urged attendees to establish synergies within their community, promoting the advancement of their practices and enhancement of healthcare delivery.
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