Tinubu Signs FMC Oleh Bill, Ending Federal Neglect

President Bola Tinubu's assent to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Oleh Bill has been described as a historic milestone by Prof. Chris Akpotu, President of the Isoko Development Union (IDU). This legislation is seen as a resolution to decades of perceived federal neglect of the Isoko people in Delta State.
Akpotu expressed appreciation for Tinubu's signing of the bill, which he believes restores hope among the Isoko ethnic nation and enhances their sense of belonging within Nigeria. He commended Joel Onowakpo Thomas, the senator representing Delta South, for sponsoring the bill, which aims to significantly improve healthcare delivery in the region and create job opportunities during its construction and subsequent operation.
Akpotu lamented the historical lack of federal presence and appointments for the Isoko people despite their contributions to Nigeria's economy, particularly in oil and gas. He urged President Tinubu to facilitate the immediate commencement of construction for the FMC to ensure that the benefits of the legislation are realized quickly.
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