My people, make we gist about wetin dey happen for NHS as this year dey finish.

Wes Streeting, di health secretary, don drop correct article wey show im own wahala with serious sickness and how NHS save am. Im talk say NHS na true family matter, wey dey provide care wey no go cost you naira when you need am. But e don dey see say this free aspect dey under threat, and dat one no go sweet at all.

Streeting don outline di wahala wey NHS dey face for 2024, show say patient no fit access treatment well, waiting list dey large like Olokun, A&E dey dey delay people sharp sharp, and dem no dey allocate resources well. Dis kain tin fit make dem feel say dem don tire. E dey call am ‘business as usual’ wey no fit work again, and dey highlight say di cycle wey dey follow more funding dey give bad service don need to end.

Di health plan wey government don set na 10 years, and Streeting talk say dem don collect £29 billion extra to improve our health situation. Dem wan bring more doctors, more appointments, faster diagnosis, and reduce waiting time. E sweet, abi?

Dem dey talk about reforms like neighborhood health centers and NHS App perfecting this healthcare journey. E dey important say dem go fit reduce inequality, and give better treatment wey go make zam zam for patient and staff. Streeting dey make mouth say dis plan, though e dey ambitious, don already dey bring better results. Na why dem dey push am strong strong.

And no forget about di new government measures for young people wey don comot from care. Na free prescriptions, dental service, and eye service till dem reach 25 years. E go help dem get beta job opportunities for NHS. GPs go sabi wetin dey happen with di pikin wey don come out from care, so dem fit support dem well. E get as e be, many of dem dey face mental wahala, depression, and even PTSD. Dem dey lack info on how to get health help; some no even know say dem fit register with GP or dentist.

Now, as NHS England dey plan to make staff work more for di office, some unions don dey vex. Dem dey talk say di plan wey dem set don shock many staff for ground, dem dey call am red line. We no go hear di last of dis matter if dem no change am quick.

Sir Jim Mackey, di chief executive of NHS England, don dey chop brim brim since e don start im position since April. E don praise dem hard work and commitment, especially for di record levels of elective care and cancer care wey dem don achieve. E don say if we fit work together, no challenge wey we no go fit conquer.

My people, NHS dey try to cope with di challenges wey dey face am, and e go surely need our support to thrive. As we dey move towards new year, make we dey hopeful say dem go fix wetin no dey work and push for better healthcare for every Naija padi.