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Lagos State Challenges Claims of Insufficient Dialysis Facilities at Alimosho Hospital

The Lagos State government has refuted allegations that the Alimosho General Hospital operates with only a single dialysis machine, following viral claims made by popular skit maker MC Always. This dispute highlights ongoing concerns regarding healthcare resources and accessibility in the region.

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Mon, 21 Sept 2026• 2 min read
Lagos State Challenges Claims of Insufficient Dialysis Facilities at Alimosho Hospital
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The Lagos State government has taken a firm stance against claims made by social media influencer Akewusola Oladipupo, known as MC Always, who suggested that the Alimosho General Hospital has only one functional dialysis machine. The assertion, which garnered significant attention after being shared in a viral video on September 17, has prompted an official response from the state administration.

In a detailed statement, the Lagos State Ministry of Health clarified that the Alimosho General Hospital is equipped with multiple dialysis machines, and the hospital is committed to providing adequate healthcare services to its patients. The ministry emphasized their ongoing efforts to enhance medical facilities across the state, particularly in underserved areas.

Health officials noted that the concerns raised by MC Always reflect a broader issue regarding the availability and accessibility of healthcare resources in Nigeria. The state government is currently pursuing initiatives aimed at improving the infrastructure and capacity of hospitals, particularly in densely populated regions like Alimosho.

“We understand the concerns of the public regarding healthcare services, and we are working diligently to ensure that our facilities meet the needs of the community,” stated a representative from the Lagos Ministry of Health.

As the discourse around healthcare accessibility continues, the Lagos State government remains focused on transparency and accountability in addressing public health concerns, ensuring that citizens have the necessary information about available medical facilities.

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