Ikpeazu Commissions Health Centre Named After Her In Isiala Ngwa North

Nkechi Ikpeazu Primary Health Centre Built By Hon. Ginger Onwusibe 

Abia State Governor’s wife, Dr. Mrs. Nkechi Ikpeazu, has commissioned a primary health facility at Umuoha in Isiala Ngwa North Local Government Area of the state.

The primary health centre named after her, was built by Chief Ginger Onwusibe, member representing Isiala Ngwa North State Constituency.

Commissioning the health centre, Ikpeazu, said that she is grateful for what the Legislator has done for the grassroots by building this health facility for his constituency.

According to her, ” Ginger has done well in the grassroots by complementing what Gov. Ikpeazu is doing in the health sector for the state”

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“As you all know, Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu, places premium on the health of Abians, hence my advise for the community is to make use of the hospital as we continue to support the health centre by providing needed equipments” she said.

While the Deputy Governor of the state, Sir. Ude Oko Chukwu commends Ginger for bringing a health facility closer to his people, the Speaker of the State House, Engr. Chinedum Orji, said that the health centre is the best thing his colleague has done for his people and encouraged him to continue in that direction.

Earlier, the member representing Isiala Ngwa North State Constituency, Chief Ginger Onwusibe, stated that the health centre which boasts of a consulting room, private ward, dispensary, male and female wards, delivery room and quarters for workers is a fulfilment of a campaign promise made during the electioneering period and naming it after the wife of Abia Governor, is my little way of supporting in the rural area what she has been doing for us in the state.

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In his remarks, chairman of the occasion, Sir Eric Acho Nwakanma, states that Ginger, as a legislator is representing his constituents well and by naming this health centre after the wife of the State Governor, is to encourage what the Governor’s wife is doing in state through her Vicar Hope Foundation programmes.