Residents of Onitsha South Local Government Area now have access to a fully equipped public healthcare facility, thanks to the visionary leadership of Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo. The newly built General Hospital, located in Fegge, marks a historic milestone as the first-ever public hospital in the local government area.
This development underscores Governor Soludo’s unwavering commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure across Anambra State. Since assuming office, his administration has prioritized improving public health services, ensuring that quality medical care is accessible to all citizens, regardless of their financial status. The establishment of this hospital in Onitsha South, an area that has long lacked a government-owned healthcare facility, reflects his dedication to this cause.
A Lifeline for the People of Onitsha South
Before the construction of this new hospital, residents of Onitsha South had to travel long distances to access government medical services. Many depended on private hospitals, which often charge high fees, making quality healthcare unaffordable for low-income earners. The completion of this General Hospital in Fegge is expected to bridge this gap by providing essential healthcare services at subsidized costs.
Community members have expressed joy and relief over the development. According to Mrs. Amaka Eze, a trader in Onitsha, “For years, we have struggled with expensive healthcare costs. Many people couldn’t afford proper treatment, but now, with this new hospital, we can get affordable medical care. Governor Soludo has really done well for us.”
Similarly, Mr. Chuka Okafor, a resident of Fegge, praised the governor’s efforts, saying, “This hospital is a blessing. It will save lives and create jobs for health workers in our community. We have never had a government hospital here before, and now we do.”
Equipped for Quality Healthcare Delivery
The new General Hospital in Fegge is designed to meet modern healthcare standards, featuring state-of-the-art medical equipment and well-trained personnel. The facility is expected to provide services such as maternal and child healthcare, emergency treatment, general medical consultations, laboratory services, and pharmacy operations.
Governor Soludo, while commissioning the hospital, reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to delivering a people-oriented healthcare system. He emphasized that his government is working towards a healthcare model that ensures every Anambra citizen receives quality medical attention without financial hardship.
“Our goal is to build a livable and prosperous Anambra where no one is denied healthcare due to poverty. This hospital is part of a broader strategy to bring healthcare closer to the people,” the governor stated.
A Step Towards Universal Healthcare in Anambra
The establishment of the General Hospital in Fegge is one of many initiatives under Soludo’s administration aimed at improving public healthcare. His government has been actively rehabilitating and upgrading health centers across the state, employing more medical personnel, and investing in medical technology.
Public health analysts have hailed the new hospital as a game-changer for Onitsha South, noting that it aligns with global efforts to achieve universal healthcare coverage. By ensuring that even the most vulnerable citizens can access quality treatment, the hospital will contribute significantly to reducing preventable deaths and improving overall public health in the region.
As the hospital begins operations, expectations are high that it will provide efficient, affordable, and reliable healthcare services. For the people of Onitsha South, the commissioning of this hospital is not just another infrastructure project—it is a promise fulfilled, a beacon of hope, and a major step towards a healthier future.
Governor Soludo’s commitment to development continues to manifest in tangible ways, and with projects like this, he further cements his reputation as a leader dedicated to the well-being of Anambra citizens.
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