NUJ Commends COOUTH CMD for Innovations in Teaching Hospital

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Lawrence Nwimo, Awka

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Anambra State Council has commended the Chief Medical Director of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH) for introducing fresh innovations for care of patients in the hospital.

The NUJ gave the commendation when its executive and other critical members of the Union led by the Council Chairman, Comrade Odogwu Emeka Odogwu, paid courtesy visit to the CMD at the Teaching Hospital on Thursday.

Speaking during the visit, Comrade Odogwu said Dr. Akabuike has brought tremendous innovations and transformation to the hospital since he assumed office.

According to the chairman, the union has observed an improved power supply and an introduction of the Service Compact With all Nigerians (SERVICOM) for improved and efficient service delivery.

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He also commended the CMD for building a Dialysis Centre, a world class private ward, renovation of emergency unit, renovation of the mortuary, and good eatery, among others that has given life to the hospital.

Responding, Dr. Akabuike thanked the NUJ delegation for the visit and harped on the need for Journalists to always be objective in their reportage to avoid feeding the public with wrong information and fake news and in order to add value to the society.

He described Journalists as the moral conscience of the society and tasks them to engage in investigative journalism to unravel the many ills of the society.

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In a vote of thanks Comrade Ngozi Obileri, the union’s vice chairman, described Dr. Akabuike as philanthropist and urged him not to relent in his service to humanity. 

High point of the visit was a facility tour of the hospital by the delegation from NUJ and other principal officers of the hospital.

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