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Anambra Gov Commends Cleric for Building Free Psychiatric Hospital

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Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, has praised Evangelist Ebuka Obi, Spiritual Director of Zion Prayer Movement Outreach, for constructing a state-of-the-art psychiatric hospital and old people’s home in Aguleri, Anambra East Local Government Area. The Seraphic Psychiatric Hospital and Old People’s Home, built by Seraphic Foundation, the charity arm of the Zion Ministry, will provide free medical attention to those in need.

Key Highlights:

  • 400-Bed Capacity: The hospital boasts over 400 beds and will offer specialized care for mental health patients and the elderly.
  • Free Medical Services: The facility will provide free medical attention to those in need, aligning with Governor Soludo’s vision for accessible healthcare.
  • Partnership: The Anambra State Government has pledged to partner with the hospital, providing support through infrastructure development, including electrification and access road construction.
  • Monthly Support: Governor Soludo promised monthly support to encourage the hospital’s continued service to the community.

Evangelist Ebuka Obi’s Vision:

  • Childhood Dream: Building the psychiatric hospital was Obi’s childhood vision, driven by his desire to provide mental healthcare for the less privileged.
  • Global Inspiration: Obi’s initiative was inspired by his travels, where he noticed the absence of mentally challenged people on the streets in developed countries.
  • Future Plans: The Zion Ministry plans to establish similar facilities in other states, further expanding its reach and impact.

Governor Soludo’s Remarks:

  • True Essence of Christianity: Soludo emphasized that the true essence of Christianity is the impact on society, praising Obi for living out this principle.
  • Partnership: The governor expressed his administration’s readiness to partner with the hospital to support the less privileged and vulnerable in society.

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