Today, August 19, 2021, as we celebrate the #WorldHumanitarianDay, let us recognise the sacrificial commitment, dedication, and efforts of humanitarian personnel, government agencies, and the international community to providing intervention, aid, recovery, and rehabilitation to vulnerable communities. As a government, we remain committed to improving our human development indices and necessary infrastructure that promotes a healthy, motivated, and socially secured environment where no one is left behind in Ekiti State. Tag any humanitarian organization or individual you know to celebrate them. #TheHumanRace

1. 2021 WORLD
HUMANITARIAN DAY

2. Today, August 19, 2021, as we celebrate the
World Humanitarian Day, let us recognise
the sacrificial commitment, dedication,
and efforts of humanitarian personnel,
g o v e r n m e n t a g e n c i e s , a n d t h e
international community to providing
inter vention, aid, recover y, and
rehabilitation to vulnerable communities.
2021 WORLD
HUMANITARIAN DAY

3. 2021 WORLD
HUMANITARIAN DAY
Below are some of the ways we are
improving our human development
indices and necessary infrastructure that
promotes a healthy, motivated, and
socially secured environment where no
one is left behind in Ekiti State:
1. Revival of Ounje-Arugbo, a Food Bank
for the elderly, to complement the Owo
Arugbo program.
2. Distribution of food packages to
households across all the 16 LGAs of Ekiti
State during the COVID-19 pandemic
lockdown.
3. Infrastructural upgrade of over 100
primary and secondary health facilities.
4. Acquisition of a Molecular
Laboratory for the testing of COVID-
19, and upgrade of 150-bed capacity
Infectious Diseases Centre.
5. Launch of the State Health
Insurance Scheme.
6. Construction of a fully-equipped
vocational training centre (4 training
halls, a 400 seater auditorium) and
recreational facility for people with
disabilities.

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@ekitistategov
Government of Ekiti State
The Government Of Ekiti State
remains committed to
INCREASING INVESTMENTS
in its Social Safety Scheme in 2021.
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