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    Nigerian govt to establish blood collection centres in 774 LGAs

    By September 7, 2024 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Federal Government has announced plans to establish Blood Collection Centres in all 774 local government areas, including the FCT to ensure availability of blood during medical emergencies and transfusions.

    Abdullahi Haruna, Head, Media and Publicity, National Blood Service Agency (NBSA) made this known in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.

    Prof. Saleh Yuguda, the Director-General, NBSA, while reiterating the government’s commitment towards addressing blood shortages in the country, said the initiative will help in saving lives.

    “We are working tirelessly to ensure that blood needs are adequately addressed, and this initiative is a significant step towards achieving that goal.




    “NBSA has partnered with the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) to establish a formidable blood bank at the Corp’s medical facility.

    “This collaboration aims to mitigate blood shortages during medical emergencies and provide critical support to sister security agencies,” he said.

    He explained that to kickstart the blood collection project, the FCT would host strategic blood collection facilities in easily accessible locations.

    “This move is expected to increase blood donation rates and ensure a steady supply of blood for medical purposes.

    “The establishment of blood collection centers across Nigeria is a testament to the government’s commitment to improving the country’s healthcare system.

    “As the project rolls out, Nigerians should expect improved access to blood transfusions and better health outcomes,” he said.

    Nigerian govt to establish blood collection centres in 774 LGAs

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