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Lagos IVF Public Forum Holds March 12

The Lagos IVF Public Forum is a one-day event to enlighten the members of the public to the availability of advanced medicare, particularly the IVF treatment, to solve infertility problems.

The event will be a combination of a one-hour presentation by four IVF experts in Nigeria on the highlights of IVF treatment and the recorded success stories of the treatment so far in Nigeria and exhibition of relevant information including counseling at different stands of IVF Clinics at the event.

Key Objectives/Audience
The Lagos IVF Public Forum will achieve key objectives which include better understanding of infertility treatment options by the audience present,and subsequent higher clinical attendance for IVF treatment at the clinics / hospitals.

Up to 1000 couples and scores of medical professionals are expected to attend the event including a keynote speaker, the Lagos State Honourable Commissioner for Health, who is expected to enlighten the audience on important health policy issues of the Lagos State Government.

Venue/Date:
The IVF Forum holds on Saturday, 12th March 2016 at the Lagos Airport Hotel, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ikeja, Lagos beginning from 9 am until 1pm.

Guest Presentation/Key Speakers
The following are the eminent health professionals and IVF specialists invited to make a collective one-hour presentation to the audience before the beginning of consultations by the IVF Clinics at the exhibition stands:
1. Professor Frank Osato Giwa-Osagie, Medical Director of OMNI Fertility Clinic, Lagos.
2. Dr. Richard Ajayi, Medical Director of The Bridge Clinic, Lagos.
3. Dr. Abayomi Ajayi, Medical Director of Nordical Fertility Centre, Lagos.
4. Dr. Iketubosin Faye, Medical Director of Georg’s Medical Centre, Lagos.

Attendance
The event is FREE for all members of the public attending.

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