Governor Mbah Flags off Building of 300-bed International Hospital in Enugu
By Chiekezie Emmanuel
Enugu – The Governor of Enugu State, Barr Dr Peter Ndubisi Mbah has flagged off the construction of a 300-bed international hospital in the state.
Flagging off the project on Monday, the Governor while performing the groundbreaking ceremony said the the project once again cements the Government’s believe in good health and well-being of the people.
Gov Mbah noted that when completed, the Hospital would have multi-specialty healthcare facility that’s set to become Africa’s leading destination for medical tourism.
“Today, we flagged off the Enugu International Hospital project – a 300-bed, multi-specialty healthcare facility that’s set to become Africa’s leading destination for medical tourism. This hospital, to be equipped with cutting-edge technology and an array of specialised services, will offer everything from cardiology, oncology, and ICU care to rehabilitation and medical engineering.
“It is a commitment to bring to an end, the need of seeking medical care overseas by our people. The facility will also serve as a training and research centre for students from our state’s major tertiary institutions, building a future of skilled healthcare professionals.
“We’re actively engaging our sons and daughters in the diaspora, inviting them to bring their expertise back to Enugu. We’re giving them our word that Enugu is open and ready for business. We have derisked investment, offering incentives to make sure their returns are guaranteed.
“Today’s groundbreaking reaffirms our dedication to improving healthcare at all levels – from primary centers and cottage hospitals to secondary facilities and tertiary institutions such as our state-owned ESUTH and SUMASTH.
“With this world-class hospital, we are fulfilling our promise of bringing advanced healthcare home. A healthier, self-sustaining Enugu State where quality healthcare is accessible to all remains our vision,” the Governor said.
The 300-bed Enugu International Hospital will on completion become a regional hub of medical tourism, offering highly advanced and specialized medical care and services.