Africa
Lagos Mental Institute Nears Completion, Set to Become Largest in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lagos, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government has announced significant progress on the Lagos State Mental Institute, a state-of-the-art psychiatric and rehabilitation facility under construction in Ketu-Ejirin, Epe.
Scheduled to open in late 2025, the institute is poised to become the largest of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa, featuring a 500-bed capacity. This massive facility is expected to revolutionize mental health care in Nigeria and the region.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, accompanied by the Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, and Special Adviser for Works, Engr. Adekunle Olayinka, recently toured the site, highlighting its innovative design and purpose.
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The Lagos State Mental Institute is a testament to the state government’s commitment to improving mental health care and providing world-class facilities to its citizens. With its massive capacity and state-of-the-art facilities, this institute is set to become a beacon of hope for mental health care in Nigeria and beyond.
Key Features of the Lagos State Mental Institute:
- 500-bed capacity: The largest mental health facility in sub-Saharan Africa
- State-of-the-art facilities: Modern equipment and infrastructure for effective mental health care
- Innovative design: A patient-centered design that promotes healing and recovery
- World-class care: A team of experienced mental health professionals providing top-notch care
The Lagos State Mental Institute is a significant milestone in the state government’s efforts to improve mental health care. With its completion slated for late 2025, this facility is poised to make a significant impact on mental health care in Nigeria and beyond.
