UNICEF Transfers Renovated Warehouse to Enugu State
UNICEF Nigeria, represented by Deputy Representative Dr. Charl Lolika, formally handed over a renovated warehouse to the Enugu State Government on a date not specified in the article. This event marks the conclusion of a 15-year partnership, during which the warehouse served as a vital logistics hub for program delivery across the state.
The facility was provided to UNICEF free of charge under a 2011 memorandum of understanding. Dr. Lolika emphasized the critical role of the warehouse in strengthening supply chains and improving last-mile delivery of health, nutrition, and emergency response supplies.
The state government’s arrangement to provide the facility rent-free significantly reduced operational costs for UNICEF. Prof. Georg Ugwu, representing the Enugu State Ministry of Health, expressed satisfaction with the renovations and the return of the warehouse, which will continue to serve as a central storage hub for healthcare supplies across the state.
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