Abia First Lady Launches Bold Initiative for Statewide Free Medical Outreach
Mrs. Priscilla Otti, Wife of Abia State Governor, announces a groundbreaking free medical outreach initiative during her matron decoration ceremony at the Medical Women Association of Nigeria. Aligned with the principles of the state administration, Otti expresses dedication to improving healthcare accessibility and collaborates with the association to bring this vision to life. The initiative, a significant step towards enhancing well-being in Abia, receives praise for its potential positive impact on the community's health.
In a significant move towards enhancing healthcare accessibility, Mrs. Priscilla Otti, the Wife of Abia State Governor, declared the forthcoming launch of a comprehensive free medical outreach and treatment initiative across the state in the upcoming year. The announcement was made during a ceremony where she was decorated as the matron of the state chapter of the Medical Women Association of Nigeria in Umuahia, the state capital.
Mrs. Otti expressed her commitment to this initiative, emphasizing its alignment with the principles of Dr. Alex Otti's administration and the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria. The First Lady conveyed her enthusiasm for collaborating with the Medical Women Association of Nigeria to realize this shared vision.
SEE: Abia State Government Launches In-School Deworming Program for Children
Acknowledging her appointment as matron, Mrs. Otti extended her appreciation to the association members for the honor and highlighted the positive impact such initiatives could have on the health and well-being of the community.
During the event, Dr. Chizoba Achor, inaugurated as the 8th president of the chapter, outlined her vision, which includes advocating against harmful widowhood practices, raising awareness for health programs, and providing mentorship to medical students and young doctors.
The international president of the association, Dr. Eleanor Nwadinobi, commended Mrs. Otti's support and partnership, emphasizing that the First Lady was deserving of the honor bestowed upon her.
FOLLOW: ABSUTH Regains Full Accreditation, Medical Council Praises Otti
This initiative marks a significant stride towards improving healthcare accessibility in Abia State, reflecting the commitment of the state's leadership to the well-being of its citizens. The launch of the free medical outreach is eagerly awaited as it is expected to positively impact the lives of many in the state.