Dalori Visits NAUTH, Assures FG’s Continuous Support.

 

The newly appointed Board Chairman of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital NAUTH, Honourable Ali Bukar Dalori, has pledged the continued support of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Led Administration to the improvement of healthcare in the South East and the country at large.

 

Dalori said this during his inaugural visit to NAUTH.

 

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The NAUTH Board Chairman said the Tinubu Led government has a vested interest in improving the healthcare projections in the South East region as is evident in various people oriented projects that have been put in place to improve healthcare in Anambra state and the South East in general.

 

Hon. Dalori during the visit also commended the Honorable Minister of Health and Social Welfare Prof. Muhammad Ali-Pate for his giant strides, commitment and support towards the establishment of a modern state of the art radio diagnostic center at NAUTH which when completed will be a boost in the fight against several diseases in the South-East region, a feat no health minister had achieved before now in the region.

 

The new board Chairman while meeting with members of staff assured them of improved welfare, well-being and motivation.

 

Also, the Chief Medical Director of NAUTH, Prof. Joseph Ugboaja equally commended the president for his dedication to meeting the healthcare needs of Ndi Igbo while acknowledging the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali-Pate who has brought visible difference to health care delivery in Nigeria and working tirelessly to change the medical narratives in the country from those of woes to hope through the President’s Renewed Hope Agenda to ensure Nigeria catches up with the rest of the world in terms quality Medicare.

 

Ugboaja also thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his massive support to the mega projects at NAUTH which is a testament to the president’s love for Anambra and Ndi Igbo in general.

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