The massive building, which will eat up the existing structure and extend beyond it, comes amid incredible population growth and rising needs for quality secondary health services in the capital city.
The multi-storey facility will also decongest the swelling traffic from the General Hospital Ilorin, which has now become Kwara State University Teaching Hospital as established by Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to train student doctors from the Kwara State University (KWASU).
The current physical infrastructure at the civil service clinic is undergoing both renewal and expansion in order to sustain the desired high quality of service and high patronage from the public. Such expansion will mitigate the space constraints experienced currently, which has hampered its functionality to meet up with the growing demands for basic health care services.
The ongoing construction at the Civil Service Clinic land is in fulfilment of the dream and vision of Kwara’s founding fathers.