Malaria: Customs’ Wives Donate Mosquito Nets To Ogun Hospital

As portion of its committedness to curtailing mother-to-child malaria infections, the Ogun 1 Command Chapter of the Customs Officers’ Wives Association (COWA) has donated Insecticide-Treated Mosquito Nets to large women astatine 2 salient hospitals successful the Idiroko Border town.

Led by the COWA Chairperson successful the Command, Mrs Fausat Otunla, COWA donated to large women astatine the antenatal conception of the Ogun State General Hospital and the Customs Medical Centre, some successful Idiroko Border town.

During the donation to the Ogun State General Hospital, COWA Chairperson, Otunla, said the inaugural was portion of her association’s committedness to assemblage improvement and the well-being of families wrong and astir Customs’ big communities successful Idiroko.

Disclosing that the donation was portion of her association’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Otunla reiterated the association’s resoluteness to continually enactment wellness institutions and heighten the people’s surviving conditions.

“This CSR enactment erstwhile again underscores the compassionate imaginativeness of COWA and its publication to the wellness and payment of communities”.

Otunla besides assured the relation of the hospital’s readiness to widen aesculapian outreach to COWA members and their spouses.

Speaking connected behalf of the infirmary managements of the 2 healthcare facilities, the Chief Medical Director astatine the General Hospital, Dr. Kilanko Margaret, and the caput of the aesculapian teal astatine the Customs’ Medical facility, Superintendent of Customs (SC) Dr. Abdulmalik Zakariyyah, some expressed gratitude for the COWA’s benevolence, noting that the donations would spell a agelong mode successful improving diligent welfare.

In a amusement of appreciation, a typical of the large women, Mrs Sodiq Ola, who spoke astatine the General Hospital wherever patients and large women were attending antenatal clinics, besides expressed appreciation to COWA for the gifts and prayed for the continued occurrence and well-being of the association.