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The Osun State Government has formalised a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with MediAID Plus to advance the digital management of healthcare services and strengthen revenue transparency across public health institutions.
The agreement was signed at the Osun State Secretariat, Abeere, following approvals involving the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance, as part of broader efforts to modernise healthcare administration and financial accountability within the state.
Under the partnership, MediAID Plus will support the transition from paper-based hospital records to an integrated digital health management system, enabling electronic medical records, appointment coordination, billing processes and centralised operational oversight. The platform also incorporates GIS-enabled mapping, allowing healthcare facilities and services to be digitally profiled for planning, monitoring and service delivery optimisation.
The state government noted that the PPP is designed to improve transparency in revenue generated through public and state-owned health institutions by digitising verification, billing and reporting processes, while reducing inefficiencies associated with manual systems.
MediAID Plus, developed by Seun Paul Olatunji, had earlier been deployed at the Osun State University Teaching Hospital. The formalisation of the PPP provides an implementation framework for its sustained use and expansion across government-owned healthcare facilities.
Government officials involved in the process described the platform as a scalable digital solution capable of supporting the state’s long-term digital health objectives, including data management, service coordination and institutional reporting.
Implementation of the partnership is expected to proceed in phases, beginning with selected health institutions and extending across the state’s healthcare network as part of Osun’s digital public service reform agenda.
Observers say the agreement highlights the growing role of structured public-private collaboration in delivering technology-driven reforms within Nigeria’s healthcare sector.
