Group of Golfers Inside Life Donates Hospital Items Worth N4 Million to Chanchaga Public Clinic of Niger State
BY YM BINA
A group of Golfers identified as Inside Life has donated hospital equipments worth about N4 million to the public Chanchaga community clinic to enhance medical service delivery in Bosso local government of Niger state.
The donation was made during the group annual converge in Minna, Niger state capital to mark it annual activity in the last five years by given back to the society across the country.
The Chairman Local Organising Committee LOC, Amb. John Gana while presenting the equipments at Chanchaga, said that they are Golfers cut across every sectors of the economy who converged annually play golf and to give back to communities in the society through interventions.
According to him, Inside Life group of golfers consisted of the military, para-military, professors, entrepreneurs and business mogul who has done same in Plateau, Kano, Kaduna, Abuja in the past years, assured of its sustainability and extension to other states of the federation.
He noted that the LOC was embarrassed when they identified the Chanchaga clinic situation especially inside Minna city hence the need for its intervention with such hospital materials to enhance service delivery.
The hospital items donated and delivered to the clinic includes: Scanning machine, Autoclave,Centrifuge, Delivery Kits, BP Apparatus,Mercury, Angle Lamp, Trolley, Baby Scale, Adult Scale, Forceps, Vagina Spec, Plastics, Metal, Kamar Syringes, Dressing Tray, Bed Pan, Clinical Thermo and Fire Extinguisher respectively.
Receiving the donation, the Director of Primary Health Care PHC, Bosso local government Hajiya Zulai Tukura who appreciated the kind gesture for the donation, assured the judicious use of the equipment to be benefits of the beneficiaries especially the pregnant women, infants, and the elderly in Chanchaga and environs.
The Captain of Inside Life Golfers Group, Danjuma Ahmed reiterated the commitment of the group in impacting on the lives of others especially the vulnerable and down trodden in the society. He charged the service providers to subsidized rates of charges on the beneficiaries in which they were provided for.
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