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| LPC Port Manager, Mrs Olufunmilayo Olotu (Middle) with staff of the General Hospital Apapa after the LPC made donation of medicines to the health facility on Tuesday. |
Nigerian Port Authority (NPA) Lagos
Port Complex (LPC) on Tuesday made donations of pharmaceutical items to the
General Hospital, Apapa and the Ijora Oloye Primary Health Centre.
Port Complex (LPC) on Tuesday made donations of pharmaceutical items to the
General Hospital, Apapa and the Ijora Oloye Primary Health Centre.
Port Manager of the LPC, Mrs
Olufunmilayo Olotu, who presented the items at their respective locations during
a visit to the medical facilities, said the initiative was part of the
organisation’s Cooperate Social Responsibility, aimed at giving back to the
society.
She said: “It is our goal to see
how we can reach to the less privileged because whoever comes to the general
hospital, is coming to a place they feel that at minimal cost, they will still
get medical attention.
how we can reach to the less privileged because whoever comes to the general
hospital, is coming to a place they feel that at minimal cost, they will still
get medical attention.
“We want to seize this
opportunity to appreciate you because sometimes we have had emergencies beyond
what the port clinic could readily attend to, and I was told that often time
they rush them here, you have always been supportive.
opportunity to appreciate you because sometimes we have had emergencies beyond
what the port clinic could readily attend to, and I was told that often time
they rush them here, you have always been supportive.
“It is also our time to give back
and we looked at things that will be quite useful in the hospital and we have
come with them.
and we looked at things that will be quite useful in the hospital and we have
come with them.
“I want to assure you that we are
ready to partner with you, we are ready to see whatever we can do to make sure
that we attend to issues in and around Apapa, with hope that this comes in
partnership that will endure and be lasting.”
ready to partner with you, we are ready to see whatever we can do to make sure
that we attend to issues in and around Apapa, with hope that this comes in
partnership that will endure and be lasting.”
At the General Hospital, Apapa, the Medical Director, Dr. Ajibola Keshinro, who received the team from Apapa Port, appreciated
the gesture, while also urging the public to leverage on the health Insurance
policy introduced by government.
the gesture, while also urging the public to leverage on the health Insurance
policy introduced by government.
At Ijora Oloye Primary Health Centre,
the doctors and matrons also appreciated Nigerian Port Authority for the
donations.
the doctors and matrons also appreciated Nigerian Port Authority for the
donations.
For the records, the Apapa Port
donated 27 different drugs in multiple units to the facilities visited.
donated 27 different drugs in multiple units to the facilities visited.
