Founder and CEO of AdaIn Technologies Ltd (the parent company of QuickMed), Ngbede Salefu Odaudu, has called on governments at all levels to prioritise investing in the health sector to build a robust economy.
Odaudu made the call while responding to questions from journalists on the sidelines of QuickMed’s prominent healthcare EMS solution medical outreach to the Gurku community.
He highlighted the essential link between health and productivity and emphasised that a healthy workforce contributes to the nation’s GDP.
“Even in the face of global inflationary pressures, the message remains clear: health must be prioritised to build a strong economy,” he stated.
He argued that no subsidy is ever sufficient to address the medical needs of citizens.
The call for comprehensive policy reforms aims to alleviate the growing health challenges the populace faces, which is essential for both individual well-being and national economic growth.
Odaudu stated, “The call to action extends beyond government intervention.”
“QuickMed, a prominent healthcare organization, is eager to collaborate with individuals, international organizations, NGOs, and philanthropists who aim to reach grassroots communities.”
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