UBTH takes delivery of dialysis equipment donated by Pastor Adeboye, Wife

The Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Prof. Idia Ize-Iyamu on Wednesday commended Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), for donating three complete sets of dialysis machines to the hospital.

Speaking to newsmen in Benin
during the delivery of the Nefro Renal Care Solution , Prof. Ize-Iyamu said that the gesture will significantly complement government investments in healthcare.

Presenting the equipment on behalf of ‘His Love Foundation’ (HLF), the RCCG’s official global Christian Social Responsibility arm, Pastor Bode Olojede noted that the donation to UBTH is from Pastor Enoch Adeboye and his wife, Pastor Mrs. Folu Adeboye.

Olojede added that ‘His Love Foundation’ as a charity arm of the RCCG is committed to addressing hunger, health, education, rehabilitation, prison ministry, and social enterprise.

He said the RCCG General Overseer and his wife had been supporting national intervention programs, including building intensive care units and numerous Enoch and Folu Adeboye dialysis centres across various teaching hospitals and general medical centres in the country.

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On his part, the Federal Commissioner representing Edo State on the Federal Character Commission (FCC) and former Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly (EDHA), Rt. Hon. Engr. Victor Edoror equally commended Pastor Enoch Adeboye for his significant donation, supporting individuals with renal challenges.

Edoror who joined the CMD to receive the medical supplies emphasized that the government cannot tackle these challenges alone and urged other General Overseers across the country to emulate the philanthropic example.

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He expressed profound gratitude and prayed for continued good health and long life for Pastor Adeboye and his wife, Pastor Mrs. Folu Adeboye, for their compassionate remembrance of vulnerable patients.