In a great impulse to the development of health in the state of Anambra, the presidential candidate of the Labor Party, Peter Obi, has donated N10 million to the Anglican diocese of Aguata to support the acquisition and revitalization of the Guesta Hope Specialist Hospital in Isulo, strategically located in the well -known Basden Road.
When presenting the first section of your support on Friday, a control of N10 million, OBI expressed a deep joy when contributing to a project that will improve access to quality medical care for people.
He pointed out that his decision to support the diocese was motivated by his personal conviction that investing in medical care is one of the most significant ways to raise society.
“Throughout the years, I have seen firsthand the transformative impact of the projects executed by faith -based organizations when appropriate support was given. The diocese of the installation of the Amichi Hospital, which I had the privilege of supporting as governor, has become so markedly that now directs one of the best nursing schools in Nigeria. I am sure that this installation will follow the same path and will become a hope. of Nigeria.
Leading Obi on a tour of the facilities, come. Dr. MC Obi, president of the Board of the Diocesan Hospital of Aguata and Archidiacone of Ezira Archdeaconry, expressed a deep gratitude for his continuous commitment to the projects that raise humanity.
He assured Obi that the diocese would not only put the installation to optimal use, but also ensure that he becomes a center of excellence for health benefit “for the benefit of humanity and for the greatest glory of God.”
Obi also revealed that the access path to the installation was originally built during the mandate of OBI as governor, underlining his long -standing commitment to the development of infrastructure and social in the region.
Looking towards the future, OBI announced that the Diocese plans to transform the Hospital of Specialists of Good Hope into a comprehensive health complex. “Our vision is to establish within this installation a nursing school, a gut school and a school of health technology, thus creating a center to train future health professionals and meet the growing medical needs of our communities,” he said.
The companion was Prof. Chinyere Stella Okunna, who described the initiative as a bold and visionary step to address the nation’s medical care challenges. He praised both OBI and the diocese for his dedication to projects that directly affect the life of common Nigerians, emphasizing that medical care is one of the most critical investments that any society can do.
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