Adamawa State Government Celebrates Independence Day with Hospital Outreach
On Nigeria's 66th Independence Day, the Adamawa State Government conducted a hospital outreach in Yola, targeting patients at the Adamawa State University Teaching Hospital in Jimeta and the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital in Yola South. The initiative, led by the state Commissioner of Information, Leader Leneke, involved visiting maternity and pediatric wards, particularly focusing on new mothers and their newborns.
The outreach included the distribution of Pampers, nappies, sanitary products, toiletries, soft drinks, and cash gifts to women and children in various wards. Leneke explained that this outreach was a gesture of goodwill to patients in celebration of the Independence Day anniversary.
He reaffirmed the government's commitment to providing completely free healthcare to children aged zero to five, highlighting the importance of supporting the youngest citizens during this national celebration.
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