The Kwara State Government reaffirmed its dedication to improving quality health services focusing on reproductive healthcare. This commitment was highlighted during the 'Give Well Outreach Project' inception meeting, which brought together stakeholders from Marie Stopes International Reproductive Choices Nigeria in the state capital, Ilorin. The meeting, intended to expand access to voluntary family planning services, indicates a strategic move towards bolstering health services for women and girls in the region.

During the meeting, Saad Hamdalat, the Press Secretary of the Ministry of Health, conveyed the government’s intent to strengthen collaborations with various partners, emphasizing the importance of successful implementation of the outreach project. The initiative aims to enhance reproductive health services, a critical area for women's health, and to promote better family planning options for the populace. The effort signifies the state’s responsiveness to health needs and aligns with broader national health objectives.

Health Commissioner Amina Ahmed El-Imam expressed her enthusiasm about the partnership with Marie Stopes International, underscoring the necessity for joint efforts in tackling reproductive health challenges in Kwara. The engagement represents a proactive stance towards ensuring that women and girls receive the healthcare they require, which has extensive implications for community health, socio-economic development, and empowerment throughout the state.