RCCG Overseer Adeboye Donates Dialysis Centre to OAUTHC, Ilesa

General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, and his wife, Pastor Folu Adeboye, on Thursday donated a dialysis centre to Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex (OAUTHC) Wesley Guild, Ilesa.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the facility, donated to mark Pastor Folu Adeboye’s 77th birthday, was inaugurated by the Osun Governor, Sen. Ademola Adeleke.

Adeleke commended Adeboye and his wife for their consistent kind gestures in the education and health sectors as well as humanitarian initiatives, all of which, he said, had touched several lives across the world.

According to him, kidney-related ailments have been on the rise in the country, with many patients who cannot afford the treatment.

He appreciated the general overseer and his wife for filling the gap, thus bringing hope to the hopeless and help to the helpless.

The governor, who was represented by the Commissioner for Health, Jola Akinsola, urged other organisations, NGOs, philanthropists and other kind-hearted individuals to support the hospital.

He appealed to the management of the hospital management to ensure proper maintenance of the centre.

Adeleke pledged that the state government would collaborate with the Federal Government to ensure that the centre was not closed down and that necessary consumables were provided.

According to a report, a total 207,761,297 people had benefitted from the facilities in the last eight years, with over N110 billion committed to the projects.

The centre has three dialysis machines, beds, one water reverse osmosis purification system, one 30 KVA generator and air conditioners.

In his remarks, the Chief Medical Director, OAUTHC, Prof. John Okeniyi, appreciated God for giving everyone the grace to witness the occasion, congratulated Mrs Adeboye and thanked her and the husband for the donation of the centre.

Okeniyi said that the centre would serve patients across the six states in the South-West and even beyond, while it would complement the facilities already on ground at the hospital for treatment of kidney diseases. (NAN)