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There was a provision of N342, 000,000.00 in
the work plan for the purchase of ambulances
for cluster GHs. This was however
implemented under FMWA, and the NPHCDA
is in a position to provide details of what that
sum was utilised for.
Family Health Division, Health System
Strengthening and HIV/AIDS
NMET was not able to carry out any M&E on
their projects because of lack of information on
locations, dates, etc. This however does not mean
that the programmes were not carried out. The
Nasarawa State Aids Prevention Coordinator
(SAPC) mentioned that he was aware that all the
activities listed in the NASCP work plan had been
carried out, and that he had participated in
Nigeria Projected Population: 158,300,000 1
Number of Women of child-bearing age (15-49 yrs.):
36,807, 000 2
Children under Five Cu5: 25,426,000 3
1
Population Reference Bureau 2011
2
US Census Bureau Global Population
3
State of the World‘s Children 2011, UNICEF Profile
Total Number of Enrolees for NHIS MCH to date:
1,545,646
Out of which:
Number Exited: 351,753
(Pregnant Women: 236,609 Cu5: 115,144)
Number presently accessing care: 1,193,893
Out of which:
Pregnant women: 126,438
Cu5: 1,067,455
Number of Health Facilities Accredited: 1,247
executing them. Nasarawa and Kaduna SAPCs
also mentioned that HIV kits had been delivered to
them but with only two months and one week to
expiry, respectively.
Potential Population Reached with Health-
Related Interventions
This section of the report attempts to showcase the
potential impact of the health-related interventions
based on the estimated population reached in
terms of under children and women of
childbearing age.
The Midwifery Service Scheme has brought
positive outcome to the beneficiaries as
testified to by a stakeholder thus: “ ...the
deployment of the midwives to the four selected
PHCs in the state has brought about significant
positive impact to the health welfare of the
pregnant, and nursing mothers in the LGAs,
and Lagos state as a whole, ... the situation
was so pathetic and terrible... but now, there is
tremendous decline in the maternal and infant
mortality index in the state...and will continue to
thank our governments both at Federal and
state level for the effort...” -Director, Nursing
Service, Ministry of Health, Lagos state. ---
0802-3341733
Number of PHCs covered by MSS in 12 states: 652
Number of Cluster General Hospitals: 163
Population covered by MSS: 10,711,732
Number of women of Child-bearing age (15-49 yrs.) covered
by MSS: 2,463,652
Number of PHCs either under construction, rehabilitation
or upgrading:
NPHCDA: 175
CGS: 700
Quick-Wins: 18
Total: 893
Nos. of People that would be served by 893 PHCs (app.
20,000 per PHC): 17,860,000
Out of which:
Nos. of women of child-bearing age: 4,089,940 1
Nos. of children under 5: 2,868,656.72 2
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