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Sunday, March 12, 2017

Gov Ikpeazu Commissions A 100 Bed Gen. Hospital With Docs' Quarters

The Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has donated one million naira for free medical treatment for patients that will be treated at the General Hospital Mgboko, in Obingwa LGA for the first one month.

The Governor made the donation during the commissioning of the up-graded 100 bedded hospital and Doctors' quarters, with modern equipment, water and electricity generating plant at General Hospital, Mgboko, Obingwa Local Government Area headquarters.

According to the Governor, any hospital without doctors' quarters is not complete, disclosing that everything needed in a hospital was available there.



Dr. Ikpeazu stated that such upgrading of hospitals have been replicated in the four General hospitals in the State. He promised to provide 200 thousand naira monthly to the youths of Mgboko for security of the hospital and enjoined them to secure it as well prayed God to heal every patient that will patronise the hospital.


In his speech the Commissioner for Health, Dr. John Ahukanna thanked the Governor for making judicious use of the State funds to upgrade the hospital in line with his campaign promises. He pledged zero tolerance to unethical practices and called on people to bring all their complaints about the hospital to the Ministry of Health as well as encouraged the benefiting communities to protect the hospital. The Commissioner also said that the health sector is in dire need of medical and paramedical staff .


Earlier, the Executive Chairman, Obingwa Local Government Area, Mr. Amaechi Hanson said that the essence of healthcare cannot be overemphasized as the hospital would assist the people of the Council in accessing adequate healthcare. He assured that the hospital will also help to reduce maternal & child death in the Council and assured that the facilities would be safeguard.

Also speaking, the Chairman, Hospital Management Board, Dr. Reginald Alozie expressed joy that the Governor is tackling the issue of health headlong, saluted him for the ongoing upgrading and equipping of the staff quarters, describing him as a grassrooter. He informed that the cost of the medical care there is highly subsidised by the government.


14 comments:

  1. This is so good. Well done sir

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    1. Yet, tomorrow when he has headache he would run to UK for treatment. Ndi ala.

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  2. Nice one. There was also a corper who renovated a primary health centre in Kwara state. God bless him immensely.

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  3. This is commendable. Though, I feel sad that,after 18 years of uninterrupted democracy, we still celebrate basic infrastructures. We ought to have gone past this in Nigeria. Nonetheless, I commend your effort

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  4. This is commendable. Though, I feel sad that,after 18 years of uninterrupted democracy, we still celebrate basic infrastructures. We ought to have gone past this in Nigeria. Nonetheless, I commend your effort

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  5. anonymous gangster12 March 2017 at 12:15

    "donation" to a state run hospital?? 100 beds?? What is the population of the local governments that the hospital will serve? How much has Ikpeazu received in allocation this year & since resuming office? What is the amount he gets as security vote monthly? Mtchewwww.

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    1. You know I was discussing with my colleague and this issue of security vote come up. I think his govt like every other is a fraud. He could clear up the areas of Abia poly workers if he wants, but no what he did was to threaten them to resume without salary or get sacked

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  6. Pay salaries governor Ikpeazu. You have turned able bodied people to dependants.

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  7. Good one! But That hospital looks very low in standard still

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  8. This is bull shit.. okezie keeps building infrastructures in his local govt of origin. Abia state university Hospital and other pri health centres are dying yet he is opening hospitals. I hope this doesnt end as ikwuano general hospital the past governor commissioned and its not functional. IKPEAZU go and pay ur workers salary since july. Stop building houses for lizards because its obvious u wont be able to employ staff

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  9. In this Age and time, hospitals as still built in open wards without privacy and with these mediocre hospital beds. We definitely have a long way to go because no one uses these kind of hospital beds and designs any where in the world. This is indeed sad that these politicians visit hospital facilities abroad and still come home and do otherwise.

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