Ekiti partners Dubai firm, Mondia on child health service
Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi with CEO Mondia
Group, Dr Amadeo Rahmann, during the signing of agreement on Mobile Child
Health Care in Dubai on Monday.
(Nigeria) Ekiti State Government on Monday signed a strategic
partnership with a leading mobile technology firm based in Dubai, Momdia Group,
for the roll out of a new mobile child health service.
The partnership which will be launched in two phases would
commence with the first phase- ‘Mum & Baby,’, a maternal and health support
service and the digitization of the Child Health Card.
The new pact is coming barely a week after the state signed
the Universal Basic Health Provision in Abuja.
Governor Kayode Fayemi who led Ekiti State’s delegation at
the signing of the agreement in Dubai, said the relevance of data gathering and
analysis in the health care sector, will
serve as a catalyst in reviving the state’s social health care schemes.
“I have always stated that our people remain our greatest
resources. This partnership is perfectly placed in upholding the social
investment agenda as promised to the people of Ekiti State.
“The rollout of these new digital health solutions provides
us the best opportunity to deliver world
class health services, which is aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals
Number three: Ensuring healthy lives and promoting the well-being at all ages”,
said Dr Fayemi.
Major objectives that will be met by the partnership
include: Registration of pregnancies into a state-wide pregnancy register;
Increase in antenatal attendance and improvement beyond the national
average; sharing of valuable knowledge
about pregnancy, child birth and Early Child Development as well as the
development and rollout of an electronic health record (HER).
Mondia has a proven track record of successful integrations
and rollouts of similar digital health services and will immediately begin with
development and deployment.
“We are excited about
partnering with Ekiti State Government and helping connect people to more
digital experiences that matter most,” said Dr Amadeo Rahmann, Mondia’s CEO.
Governor Fayemi said his administration’s commitment to
health care delivery informed the decision to sign on to the Universal Basic
health Provision in addition to the state’s health insurance scheme.
He stated further that the state government would
participate in the 2018 Sustainable Development Goals, SDG, Conditional Grant
Scheme and would utilize the fund on intervention in Education and Health
sectors.
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