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Wife of Oyo state Governor, Mrs. Florence Ajimobi, APC Interim National Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande, Governor of Oyo state, Senator Abiola Ajimobi and Dr. Kamal Adeleke during an inspection of the Access to Basic medical Care HUB in Ibadan on Tuesday

APC national Chairman commends Mrs Ajimobi's ABC foundation
 
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Thu, 27 Feb 2014   ||   Nigeria,
 

The Interim National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, has commended the Access to Basic medical Care (ABC) Foundation, an initiative of the Wife of the Executive Governor of Oyo state, Mrs Florence Ajimobi, on its efforts to give free health care services to people in the state

Chief Akande gave the commendation on Tuesday evening while inspecting facilities at the ABC HUB, headquarters of the foundation, located at Ring Road in Ibadan .He stated that the ABC is a well-established outfit with a good vision that will benefit the masses, adding that it is a good initiative that will improve the health sector in Oyo state with its intervention activities

According to the party helmsman, what he saw at the ABC foundation HUB reflects the laudable vision of the foundation, adding that the project is a good initiative that can bring back the lost glory of the health sector. He called on well-meaning Nigerians to emulate the good activities of the ABC foundation and also partner with it for more impact

Mrs Ajimobi while taking Chief Akande round in company of her husband, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, stated that support for the foundation's activities is welcome, adding that it can come in any form like drugs and equipment and does not essentially need to be financial

According to her, the ABC is a non-profit outfit that has no affiliation to government establishments and the work cannot be done by an individual alone.”At ABC, health is important to us. It is a non-profit and non-governmental organization that has nothing to do with the government. We give free quality health care services and we have a lot of patients that need medical intervention. "We welcome any form of support which does not necessarily have to be financial but materials like drugs or medical equipment like gloves or other miscellaneous.

 

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