Adoghe's Online Public Health Clinic (AOPHC), Asokoro (2025)

Adoghe's Online Public Health Clinic (AOPHC) started as a mostly web based public health information platform established with the goal of improving the health of Nigerians and Africans through provision of sound health information using Information Communications Technology and Social Network applications. We have now established a foundation that is involved in health system strengthening through the provision of simple, simple and innovative health solutions.

08/07/2025

THE AOPHC BORN-INSURED PROJECT
The journey to insure over one million mothers and babies across the country continue - by strangers, friends and relatives 🤝

Join the noble course!

17/03/2018

AOPHC Foundation is seeking donations to put functional telephones in hospitals to ease the flow of information between doctors, nurse and other health workers especially during emergencies, to save the lives of patients - pregnant mothers and babies!

16/10/2017

SHORTAGE OF HEALTH WORKERS IN NIGERIA – AN ONGOING PANDEMIC

Nigeria does not have doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, and other cadre of health workers!

While the ACUTE SHORTAGE is being masked in Northern Nigeria because States don’t want to employ health workers who are not indigenes, in Southern Nigeria you have health workers who are either looking for work or getting ready to leave the country.

The Federal government employs a sizable but grossly inadequate number of health workers, while the States and Local Governments continue to struggle and need to ensure that they sit up to their responsibilities of employing qualified health workers.

The attached Statistics details it all except that it doesn’t say that a chunk of the doctors working in Nigeria actually work for public health organization (Donors, NGOS, etc) or Government Ministry, Departments, Parastatals and Agencies.

For effective and sustainable healthcare delivery, Nigerians must clamour for, and have adequate health workers equitable distributed at all levels of care (PHCs, General Hospitals, FMCs, Teaching Hospitals e.t.c).

Remember, Monkeypox can be prevented through proper personal hygiene practises such as handwashing and keeping surroundings free of rodents and stray animals/pets; prompt reporting and isolation of infected persons.

Join our health-on-mobile campaign and also invite friends to like our page; https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adoghes-Online-Public-Health-Clinic-AOPHC/156473971113752

Mr. Cornelius Isaac,
Communication’s Manager.
www.aophc.com

08/10/2017

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MONKEYPOX EPIDEMIC

1. With prompt treatment, very few people die from the disease whenever there is an outbreak or epidemic of the disease.

2. How do you know if someone has Monkeypox; symptoms include FEVER, HEADACHE, GENERAL BODY PAINS and SKIN ERUPTIONS OR POX-FILLED RASHES

3. The disease symptoms are more severe in children than in adults.

4. Monkeypox is a rare viral disease that is transmitted to humans from animals such as monkeys, rabbits, rats etc. It can also be transmitted from infected humans to other humans by exchange of body fluids and personal effects such as clothes and beddings.

5. If you suspect anyone is infected, please take them to any nearby hospital. Treatment is by Intravenous body fluids (drip), and relevant pain and fever medications.

6. Monkeypox can be prevented through proper personal hygiene practises such as handwashing and keeping surroundings free of rodents and stray animals/pets; prompt reporting and isolation of infected persons.

Join our health-on-mobile campaign and also invite friends to like our page; https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adoghes-Online-Public-Health-Clinic-AOPHC/156473971113752

Mr. Cornelius Isaac,
Communication’s Manager.
www.aophc.com

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Asokoro

Telephone

+2348077898822

Website

http://www.aophc.com/

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