For Inadequate Medication Moyiba Residents May dump MP
Thousands of disappointed Residents of Moyiba community have threatened to withdraw their support from their current Member of Parliament for Constituency 102, Honorable Alie Kalokoh if he continues to neglect his responsibility of advocating for the community to benefit from the Free Healthcare initiative to save lives of pregnant women, lactating mothers and children under five.
According to majority of the disgruntle indigenes who identified themselves as voted for the APC in the last election, they were shocked for not benefiting either from the FHC scheme or the booming road construction projects across the country.
Aggrieved Inhabitants discussed that the Health Center is there just to be seen but not to save lives of vulnerable Moyiba residents which make up a population of over 80,000 people according to the last population and Housing census held in 2015 by Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL).
The community people described the Moyiba Clinic as an irrelevant structure with no amount of seriousness been applied to tackle issues of health related diseases and they emphasized on the way and manner FHC beneficiaries are not benefitting the way they supposed to enjoy the scheme.
They spoke on the way and manner in which health workers are deliberately demanding huge charges from patients who are most time referred to other health centre for not affording or honoring the heavy charges imposed on them.
They expressed fear that any future outbreak may devastate the whole clinic for the fact that it is not well equipped or prepared to protect or tackle any unforeseen circumstance. In a vexed mood, Moyiba residents also expressed strong feelings that Nurses are not regular in the centre to execute their mandate as required for the purpose of saving lives.
They expressed determination to exposed anyone found wanting for the backwardness of the community healthcare delivery system as the population has increased considerably with number of challenges.
By Alhassan Bangura
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