Onyejeocha vows to keep free healthcare for all residents
Former minister Nkeiruka Onyejeocha has reaffirmed her commitment to providing free healthcare, stating that her annual outreach is driven by faith and family values, not politics. She emphasized that the initiative, now in its 19th year, will continue regardless of her political status. The outreach, held at the Madam Suzanna Mba Health Centre, is open to everyone, regardless of party affiliation. Onyejeocha credited her late grandmother for inspiring her dedication to humanitarian service.
What we know
- Nkeiruka Onyejeocha said her free medical outreach is rooted in personal religious commitment, not politics.
- The 19th edition of her medical and surgery outreach is taking place at the Madam Suzanna Mba Health Centre in Isuochi, Umunneochi Local Government Area.
- She stressed that the outreach is open to all, regardless of political party, and urged healthcare workers not to discriminate.
- The property housing the health centre was acquired and completed by Onyejeocha within six months, and named after her grandmother.
- The Umunneochi phase of the outreach, which offers free medical consultations and surgeries, is scheduled to end on Thursday, July 30.
