According to the group, the facility, identified as the MDG Clinic in Gabona, was established to provide essential primary healthcare services to residents but has allegedly been abandoned and left to deteriorate.
A primary healthcare facility serving residents of Gabona community in the Suleja Local Government Area of Niger State has reportedly remained non-functional for more than five years, leaving residents without access to basic healthcare services.
The revelation was made by MonITNG, a civic accountability group, in a post shared on X, where it called on Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago and Minister of Health and Social Welfare Muhammad Ali Pate to urgently intervene.
According to the group, the facility, identified as the MDG Clinic in Gabona, was established to provide essential primary healthcare services to residents but has allegedly been abandoned and left to deteriorate.
Photographs shared alongside the post showed the facility in a severely dilapidated condition.
