Governor Fintiri Supports Newborns and Mothers in Adamawa
On October 2, as part of the independence anniversary celebrations, Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri donated cash and household items to support newborn babies, mothers, and children in hospitals. The initiative was led by the state commissioner for information, Barrister Leader Teneke, alongside other commissioners including Hon. Aloysius Babadoke (Culture and Tourism), Mr. John Dabari (Commerce), Mrs. Wunfe Anthony (Transport), and Mrs. Neido Kafulto (Women Affairs).
They visited Yola Specialist Hospital and Madibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital (MAUTH) to deliver the governor's message to the beneficiaries. Teneke stated that the government's decision to support vulnerable groups was to provide relief, especially considering the current economic realities in Nigeria.
He emphasized that this gesture aligns with the administration's commitment to revamping the health sector and expanding access to quality healthcare services.
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