Governor Umaru Bago of Niger State has commissioned a state‑of‑the‑art, pharma-grade central medical store.
The new facility is designed to improve drug quality, minimise wastage and strengthen the healthcare supply chain in the state.
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Also, the facility will ensure lifesaving medicines reach clinics and hospitals safely and efficiently across the state.
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The untr-modern central medical store is quipped to store medicines, vaccines and other medical supplies to international standards.
The centre will support immunisation programmes, emergency response and routine health services while reducing stock losses caused by improper storage and handling.
