Speaking at the event, the Sultan commended the state government for putting together the centre which he said the radically change the face of healthcare delivery in the state for good.
He said the emergency operation complex comprises seven centres namely: trauma centre, polyclinics 1 & 2, central ambulance service comprising fifteen ambulances, blood transfusion centre, malaria, meningitis, measles, polio, gastro-entritis emergency unit, epideomelogical unit and lastly biomedical engineering workshop.
Governor Aminu waziri says his administration will continue to provide effective health care service in the state.
“We will always show total commitment and dedication to the contemporary health needs of the people in the state.
He urged health workers to discharge their responsibilities well, and desist from charging patients for services that are to be rendered free.
Also speaking at the event, the state commissioner of health, Dr. Balarabe Kakale, said under the Sokoto Health Act, the trauma centre will provide free medical services to patients in the first 24 Hours.