Afrigather Thomas Etuh, a Nigerian multimillionaire who offers with the importation of urea fertilizers, has donated a hospital and talent acquisition heart to the Ifewara neighborhood in Osun State.
The hospital’s new heart, Jennifer Etuh Medical Heart which prices over $500,000 is known as after his late spouse, Jennifer Ramatu Etuh who handed away in 2020.
The power which sits within the nation’s southwest area on a six-hectare land has a surgical procedure room, pharmacy, consulting rooms, labor and supply room, an accident, emergency room, amongst others. It additionally has a theater for surgical and gynecological procedures, and a full-services morgue.
Throughout his remarks on the launch of the Medical Heart, which was formally commissioned on Wednesday, the twenty sixth of April, 2023 throughout a ceremony that was attended by Governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke, and Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the top of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Etuh expressed considerations that solely 20 p.c out of Nigeria’s 30,000 main well being facilities are purposeful.
Based on the Nigerian fertilizer mogul, the power is about to offer accessible, accessible and inexpensive world-class well being care providers to girls, kids and the folks of the State and Nigeria as an entire to assist stay a wholesome and fulfilling life.
He added that the power could be managed by the Redeemed Christian Church of God, although it was constructed to help people who reside in Ifewara.
The brand new medical heart is the third of different full-service hospitals constructed by Etuh in reminiscence of his late spouse.
“My late spouse questioned why sure medical care was just for sure folks. Due to this fact, the necessity to set up medical facilities to deal with well being Challenges and supply entry to high quality medical look after weak populations,” Etuh mentioned.
Etuh is the founding father of TAK Group, an agro-allied conglomerate. The corporate owns fertilizer mixing crops throughout Nigeria and manufactures and distributes seeds and Agrochemicals.
