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Senator Ekwunife Delivers Medical, Furniture & Electrical Equipments To Newly Constructed Neni Health Centre

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FRANCIS EZUE

It was a moment of joy and happiness as the Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District, Uche Ekwunife, PhD,  on 2nd October, 2022, began to equip the healthcare facility she earlier erected in Neni community, Anaocha LGA.

This is in continuation of her unalloyed investment into the health sector which would eventually help in providing succor to constituents. Recall that recently, the Senator donated a 30kva generator to the healthcare center.

The distribution team which was led by the Zonal Project manager, Hon Ify Chinwuko arrived at the newly erected facility which is located at St John’s Catholic Church, Neni, with trucks fully loaded with numerous equipments. They were received by the Parish Priest, Rev. Fr Peter Akaenyi along with other excited indigenes of the Neni community.

In his appreciation message, the Parish Priest noted that he was so pleased to witness how quick it took the quintessential lawmaker to erect such edifce. “We earlier received a 30kva Generator which was donated by her and now we are witnessing the delivery of other equipments. My parishioners and I are marvelously behind her as we will continue to support her in her bid to return to the senate” the excited priest stated.

Fr. Akaenyi further prayed that God will continue to bless and protect her, noting that her kind gesture is what it means to bring the dividends of democracy to the people, noting that she is replicating all she has done here in so many other communities all over Anambra Central Senatorial District.

Speaking during the distribution exercise, an indigene of the community, Mr. Onyeka Nwokeke expressed satisfaction over the provision of the numerous medical and electrical equipments, thanking the Senator for her love and care to her constituents. He stated that the equipment will help in improving the healthcare of the people. He further noted that Ekwunife’s good work speaks highly of her and that there is no reason why people won’t vote for her to return back to the senate.

Earlier on, the President of Catholic Youth Organization, St John’s catholic church, Comrade Frank Anizoba thanked the Senator for her assistance and kind gesture in providing medical and electrical equipment to the healthcare center she earlier built for the Neni Community. He appreciated the lawmaker’s willingness to help people or any community in need and noted that the whole community will put all their best in making sure that she returns to the senate come 2023.

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  • Am not not surprised because election is around the corner, all this while have any of this representing they're constituency in Abuja donated to the people he/she represent before of not during the campaign of coming another election?

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