Jennifer Etuh Foundation opens world class medical centre in Tula
By Dairus Samson
The Jennifer Etuh Foundation has on Monday held a thanksgiving service in Tula, to commemorate Late Mrs Jennifer Ramatu Etuh, who was until her death, led a life of service and philanthropy.
Leading the opening charge, Pastor Sarah Omankwu, the Senior Pastor, Family Worship Centre, Abuja, described Late Etuh as a humanitarian whose life and death is a testament of love and service.
Omakwu who is also the Vice Chair & Trustee of the foundation noted that the Jennifer Etuh Medical Centre is the fourth medical facility built by the Foundation after, the Jennifer Etuh Medical Centre, Odu Ogboyega, Denise LGA, Kogi, Jennifer Etuh Specialist Hospital, Mallagum, Kagoro Kaduna and Jennifer Etuh Medical Center, Ifewera, Osun states.
She noted that the Foundation has intervened in the education and empowerment of women and girls from all works of life with support ranging from fees, vocation starter asks and finance for petty trading to counselling on godly life choices.
Showering encomiums on the Chairman of the Foundation, Mr Thomas Etuh, Pastor Yakubu Mamman, while delivering the sermon, noted that Mr Thomas Etuh lives an exemplary life as a man in keeping to the legacy of his wife.
PERISCOPE NIGERIA reports that Jennifer Etuh Medical Centre, sits on an expansive 6.5 Hectares, complete with an Outpatient Department, two Consulting Rooms, Pharmacy, Ultrasound Room, Neonatal Care Unit, Delivery and Recovery rooms, Male and Female Wards and a Theatre.
The hospital also boasts of a Laboratory unit, ambulance services and an administration and accounts unit; including a staff accommodation consisting of 2-bedroom housing for Doctors, 2 self contain flats for nurses and 4 service apartments and a 100 seating capacity Chapel.
Expressing his awe, Hon. Paul Obed Shehu, the member representing Kaltungo and Shongom Federal Constituency, described the efforts of the Jennifer Etuh Foundation as phenomenal and timely. He noted that efforts by the Foundation is worth emulation by all.
