The Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Iziaq Adekunle Salako, Senator Dr. Ipalibo Harry Banigo, president of the Tenth Committee of the Health Senate and Vice President of Women's Affairs, and Health Commissioner, State of Lagos, Professor Akinomi, has reiterated the importance of platforms to boost the impact dialog of Nigeria.
They noticed the fundamental role of public-private integration in the construction of a sustainable health system for all Nigerians through platforms such as Whx Lagos and Whx Labs Lagos, the most influential center in the region for investment in health, diagnosis and progress of policies.
The speakers commented on separate speeches in the exhibition and 2025 conference of Whx Lagos and Whx Labs Lagos with parties interested in the provision of medical care, diagnosis, digital health, politics and investment in the assistance in Lagos.
Senator Dr. Ipalibo Harry Banigo, president of the Tenth Committee of the Health Senate and Vice President of Women's Affairs, highlighted the critical role of public-private integration in the construction of a sustainable health system for all Nigerians.
Whx praised to provide a platform that promotes the impact -oriented dialogue and essential investment opportunities to transform the health sector.
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The Honorable Health Commissioner, State of Lagos, Professor Akin Abayomi, said that the exhibition and conference provided the opportunity to see health technology and solutions that can be adopted at all levels, including the base level.
He declared: “Praise the Informa Markets team for its unwavering commitment to this exhibition, which has become an invaluable part of the health calendar of the state of Lagos.
“This type of collaboration between the Government and the private sector, which is so strongly here in Whx, is exactly what we need to build an efficient, inclusive and vision system with a future vision for all citizens of the country.”
Tom Coleman, senior director of Exhibitions of Informa Markets, in a comment, declared that the twelfth edition of Whx marks an important milestone on our trip to shape the narrative of medical care in Nigeria and throughout Western Africa.
According to him, “what began more than a decade ago as Western Medicine and Western Medlab Africa has become Whx Lagos and Whx Labs Lagos, a unified platform and oriented to the future that unites the provision of medical care, diagnoses, policies and investments under a roof.
“This year, with more than 500 exhibitors and a dynamic mixture of global and regional voices, the exhibition floor itself became a powerful engine of innovation, showing solutions that will define the next chapter of medical care throughout the continent.
“We are incredibly proud to continue supporting the medical care ecosystem through significant connections, knowledge exchange and tangible commercial results.”
The exhibition presented the latest innovations of the main manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies and health service providers, including Siemens Healthineers, Ge Healthcare, Roche, Uni-Medical, Crown Healthcare and Dealus, among others.
Numerous associations and businesses began on the site, which underlines the role of Whx as a powerful commercial platform. Attendees also benefited from cured networks designed to cause collaboration and promote long -term associations that will shape the future of medical care in Western Africa.