JMG Limited, a leading provider of integrated electromechanical solutions, has taken a definitive step to safeguard patient lives and enhance quality healthcare delivery in Lagos State. The company announced the successful commissioning of a state-of-the-art solar-powered energy system at the Ketu Primary Healthcare Centre on Wednesday, 12th November 2025, eliminating the constant threat of power cuts during critical medical procedures.
This initiative addresses the harrowing reality faced by healthcare facilities in Nigeria, where sudden power outages can jeopardize complex, life-saving procedures, such as a mother undergoing an emergency C-section or a patient on life support. By installing a robust solar solution, JMG ensures the centre operates with continuous, reliable electricity, transforming power from a luxury into the constant, fundamental resource required for human health.
The commissioning event was well-attended by representatives from the Lagos State Commissioners for Environment and Health, traditional leaders, and the company’s top management team.
JMG Group General Manager, Rabi Jammal, underscored the moral imperative behind the project, providing the company’s clear vision:
“Healthcare reflects our belief that reliable power is a right, not a privilege. And energy access is essential to life, to health care and to human progress, so through this project and what we did last year in Bariga and hopefully following projects, reaffirms JMG commitment to a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future.”
The newly installed solar power solution, featuring a 10-kilowatt hybrid (KWH) inverter, 18 N-Type solar panels, and a high-capacity 20.48 KWH Lithium battery, guarantees the healthcare centre has access to clean, uninterrupted energy. This constant supply is vital for supporting critical services including emergency operations, immunisation storage, maternity care, and laboratory diagnostics, ensuring doctors and nurses can focus on healing without fear of a sudden blackout.
This successful project is a testament to the technical prowess of the JMG Solar Division, which delivers tailored solar energy solutions across Nigeria, helping to build a sustainable energy future for businesses and communities. To learn more about JMG’s extensive capabilities and projects in solar power, please visit: https://www.jmglimited.com/
Otunba Francis Meshioye, OFR, President of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and Executive Director of JMG Limited, highlighted that investing in community healthcare forms a core part of the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy, building upon a similar successful donation to the Primary Healthcare Centre in Bariga, Lagos, in 2024.
Commending the efforts of JMG, the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Health District 2, Dr. Dayo Lajide, called on other organisations to emulate the laudable gesture, recognizing its alignment with the state government’s plan for quality healthcare delivery. Similarly, the Director, Sanitation Services, Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Dr. Hassan Sanuth, noted that the reliance on renewable energy also significantly advances the state’s commitment to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation.
Dr. Mariam Oshodi, the Medical Director of Ketu Primary Healthcare Centre, applauded JMG for the donation, noting that the initiative would immediately and significantly improve the reliability of services at the centre. This sentiment was echoed by the Executive Chairman, Agboyi Ketu Local Council Development Area, Hon. Adetola Abubakar.
This initiative addresses the harrowing reality faced by healthcare facilities in Nigeria, where sudden power outages can jeopardize complex, life-saving procedures, such as a mother undergoing an emergency C-section or a patient on life support. By installing a robust solar solution, JMG ensures the centre operates with continuous, reliable electricity, transforming power from a luxury into the constant, fundamental resource required for human health.
The commissioning event was well-attended by representatives from the Lagos State Commissioners for Environment and Health, traditional leaders, and the company’s top management team.
JMG Group General Manager, Rabi Jammal, underscored the moral imperative behind the project, providing the company’s clear vision:
“Healthcare reflects our belief that reliable power is a right, not a privilege. And energy access is essential to life, to health care and to human progress, so through this project and what we did last year in Bariga and hopefully following projects, reaffirms JMG commitment to a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future.”
The newly installed solar power solution, featuring a 10-kilowatt hybrid (KWH) inverter, 18 N-Type solar panels, and a high-capacity 20.48 KWH Lithium battery, guarantees the healthcare centre has access to clean, uninterrupted energy. This constant supply is vital for supporting critical services including emergency operations, immunisation storage, maternity care, and laboratory diagnostics, ensuring doctors and nurses can focus on healing without fear of a sudden blackout.
This successful project is a testament to the technical prowess of the JMG Solar Division, which delivers tailored solar energy solutions across Nigeria, helping to build a sustainable energy future for businesses and communities. To learn more about JMG’s extensive capabilities and projects in solar power, please visit: https://www.jmglimited.com/
Otunba Francis Meshioye, OFR, President of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and Executive Director of JMG Limited, highlighted that investing in community healthcare forms a core part of the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy, building upon a similar successful donation to the Primary Healthcare Centre in Bariga, Lagos, in 2024.
Commending the efforts of JMG, the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Health District 2, Dr. Dayo Lajide, called on other organisations to emulate the laudable gesture, recognizing its alignment with the state government’s plan for quality healthcare delivery. Similarly, the Director, Sanitation Services, Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Dr. Hassan Sanuth, noted that the reliance on renewable energy also significantly advances the state’s commitment to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation.
Dr. Mariam Oshodi, the Medical Director of Ketu Primary Healthcare Centre, applauded JMG for the donation, noting that the initiative would immediately and significantly improve the reliability of services at the centre. This sentiment was echoed by the Executive Chairman, Agboyi Ketu Local Council Development Area, Hon. Adetola Abubakar.
JMG KETU 1 : From Left: Dr. Hassan Sanuth, Director, Sanitation Services, Lagos State Ministry of Environment; Dr. Dayo Lajide, Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Health District II; HRM Oba Dr. Isiaka Adio Oyero Balogun, Oba Ketu, Kosofe Land, Ketu-Lagos; Honorable Adetola Abubakar, Executive Chairman, Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area; Otunba Francis Meshioye, Executive Director, JMG Limited and President, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria; Mr. Rabih Jammal, Group General Manager, JMG Limited; and Honorable Yomi Ganiu, Vice Chairman, Agboyi-Ketu LCDA, at the official commissioning and launch of a Solar Power System at Ketu Primary Health Centre donated by JMG Limited, in Lagos, on Wednesday, 12th November 2025.
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