Orodata Science To Hold PHC Town Hall meeting

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Orodata Science, in partnership with Africa Data Hub, is set to hold a town hall meeting on primary healthcare (PHC) service delivery in Nigeria.

The organisers said the meeting would hold on Sept. 29.

According to Orodata, the town hall will also serve as part of activities for the physical launch of PHC Operational Capability Report 2026, which assesses PHC service delivery across Nigerian states.

They said the meeting would bring together representatives of State Primary Health Care Boards and other stakeholders to review field findings and discuss past and present PHC data.

The organisers said participants would also jointly develop a roadmap for sustaining and scaling ongoing PHC revitalisation efforts.

They described the participation of the State Primary Health Care Boards as essential to ensuring a comprehensive and productive discussion.

The town hall would also feature community and stakeholder dialogue as well as public accountability reporting.

Orodata Science and Africa Data Hub said the initiative was designed to promote accountability and strengthen discussions around primary healthcare service delivery.

The organisations invited relevant stakeholders to participate in the meeting scheduled for Sept. 29.

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