SHOCKING!!! Dear Governor @_PastorUmoEno & Hon. Minister @muhammadpate, This is the current state of Mathew Udo Ekpo Memorial Health Centre, Etim Ekpo LGA, Akwa Ibom State, the only public health facility meant to serve thousands of residents across several communities in Etim Ekpo Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State. A centre that should provide care, safety, and dignity has become a serious public hazard. The building is completely dilapidated: the roof leaks and is partially collapsing, windows are broken, walls are cracked, and there is no electricity. During rainfall, water pours directly into wards and corridors, while patients and health workers are exposed to heat, rain, and falling debris. The risk of injury or death from structural failure is real and constant. The facility’s doors are locked,not for security, but because the centre is barely functional. There are no safe wards, no reliable power supply, and no conducive environment to treat patients. As a result, residents are left without access to basic healthcare. The consequences are severe. Pregnant women in labour, sick children, accident victims, the elderly, and people with chronic illnesses are forced to travel long distances to the LGA headquarters to seek care. For many families, this journey is costly, physically draining, and sometimes impossible due to poor roads and lack of transport. In emergency cases, these delays often determine who lives and who dies. This neglect places an unbearable burden on residents. Families sell personal belongings to afford transport and treatment. Some resort to self-medication or unqualified local care. Others simply stay home and hope for survival. A community of thousands has effectively been cut off from healthcare. Sadly, this is not an isolated case. Despite billions of naira allocated yearly to the Akwa Ibom State health sector, many Primary Health Centres remain abandoned or non-functional. Basic amenities such as electricity, clean water, hospital beds, essential drugs, and qualified staff are missing. The gap between budget allocations and conditions on the ground continues to grow. At the federal level, the release of ₦32.9 billion through the Basic Health Care Provision Fund was announced to strengthen PHCs nationwide. While commendable in principle, this amount,shared across 36 states and the FCT, falls far short of addressing decades of neglect and systemic failure. Across Nigeria, PHCs remain in deplorable conditions. Patients are asked to buy gloves, syringes, and drugs before receiving treatment. Women still give birth on bare floors in some communities. Power supply, clean water, and basic equipment are luxuries rather than standards. The state of Mathew Udo Ekpo Memorial Health Centre is a clear symbol of governance failure. Healthcare is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. Governments must move beyond press statements and budget figures to visible, measurable action. Communities deserve functional health facilities, not abandoned structures and broken promises. Lives are being lost. Nigerians are watching. #FixOurPHCs @Fmohnigeria @Utiakpanudo @TallMuye

EXPOSED!!! Dear Governor @_PastorUmoEno, @aksgovt & @muhammadpate This is the disturbing reality at Ikot Obio Edim Primary Health Centre in Ibesikpo Asutan LGA, Akwa Ibom State. The Tracka team visited the community and firsthand discovered the shocking condition of this facility. The health centre is in a state of decay. Roofs leak during rainfall, ceilings are collapsing, doors have been eaten away by termites, and the theatre is in complete disarray. The entire facility has only two beds with worn-out mattresses and no proper bedding. The ward is non-functional, forcing health workers to attend to patients in the outpatient area. There is no standard toilet system in the PHC. Patients and staff rely on a pit toilet, exposing them to serious health risks. Even more alarming, parts of the ward have been turned into storage spaces where hospital staff keep dry firewood meant for personal use, instead of serving patients. More than seven communities depend solely on this PHC. When more than two patients require admission, others are left to sleep on mats, sit on chairs overnight, or lie on the bare floor. Pregnant women face unsafe deliveries, children suffer delays in care, and emergencies often turn tragic due to the absence of basic facilities, leading to preventable deaths and long, risky journeys to distant hospitals. This situation is unacceptable in a state that consistently budgets between 11 and 11.6 percent for healthcare and expanded its 2025 budget to ₦1.65 trillion with a declared health emergency. These funds are clearly not reaching rural communities. We urge Governor @_PastorUmoEno and the Akwa Ibom State Government to urgently intervene by renovating Ikot Obio Edim PHC, providing proper toilets, equipping the facility, and ensuring health funds reach the grassroots. Our people deserve dignified healthcare. #FixOurPHCs @Fmohnigeria

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Hundeyin is basically the John Doe of political Twitter. He has successfully created a cult movement that answers only to him.