Oyedepo, NMA Applaud Ace Medicare On The Commissioning Of Its 100-Bed Capacity Facility

The founder, Living Faith Church Worldwide (Winners Chapel), Bishop David Oyedepo has apauded the founder of Ace Medicare Clinics Limited, Doctor Wole Kukoyi, for the Commissioning of 100-Bed Capacity Facility at Idiroko Road, Otta, Ogun State.
In a letter signed by Bishop Oyedepo, he described the medical facility as “Awesome”, adding that, Kukoyi was not a medical professional but a medical missionary.
“I still remember many years ago, you offered to take care of all accident cases for all participants coming to Shiloh and you have done this for years.
“I therefore believe that the dedication of this facility is a testimony of your covenant walk with God, and may you receive grace for an ever profitable and impactful walk with God,” he said.
In the same vein, the President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Dr. Francis Faduyile also commended Kukoyi for the courage to birth the innovative idea especially in the Nigerian environment which is largely unsupportive of the private sector. Adding that, it was first of its kind in its environ.
Faduyile made this known in his address at the commissioning of the 100-bed capacity facility on Thursday.
He said, “This 100-Bed capacity facility edifice is the first of its kind in this environment. So, we give kudos to the Medical Director and the management of Ace Medicare Clinics Limited for birthing this innovative idea and for the courage to pursue the dream to this point of remarkable success, especially in the Nigerian environment which is largely unsupportive of the private sector.
“The Nigerian Medical Association identifies with the vision of Dr Wole Kukoyi and holds a strong conviction that this healthcare facility will do no less of its status as a centre of medical excellence with huge benefits to the people of Otta and its environ.”
Faduyile said that the facility would provide employment opportunity for medical and health professionals, thereby reducing unemployment and consequently contribute to the reduction of brain drain in the health sector in the country.
The event was attended by various dignitaries including traditional leaders from the state.
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