The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Primary Healthcare Board, has encouraged humanitarian organisations to harmonise their projects plans with that of the government for effective service delivery .
The Executive Secretary of the board, Dr Iwot Ndaeyo said this at an event organised by Rotary Club of Abuja Kubwa, Abuja on Saturday.
According to him, healthcare is about partnership, because without it, there will not be proper healthcare. So in that partnership, humanitarian projects should be in alignment with government plans.
Ndaeyo further stressed that partnership is one way to guarantee that citizens would get quality health care in the nation.
Ndaeyo commended the Rotary Clubs as being first level players in supporting communities, empowering people, improving the general wellbeing of the people and making people have better health and good life expectations .
The newly sworn-in president of the club, Iwu said The Rotary Club is a humanitarian service organisation, and “mankind is her business, so service to humanity is her watch word”.
Iwu said that Rotary bridges the gap between government and the people, especially at the rural comunities through the projects that they carry out.
Iwo encouraged Nigerians to join and support the club to serve humanity.
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