RCCG Urges Support for Rural Healthcare in Abuja, Benefits 6,000 Residents
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) called on the Nigerian government and other stakeholders to enhance primary healthcare in rural areas. Pastor Gbolade Okenla of RCCG's City of David Parish in Abuja disclosed that 6,000 individuals in Kabusa benefited from medical assistance and food distribution.
The church's medical director, Theophilus Ado, emphasized the importance of accessible healthcare services from primary to tertiary levels. This initiative aims to promote a healthier population through preventive care and domestic health insurance.
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