Senator Kingibe Continues Free Medical Treatments, Targets 5000 FCT Residents
The senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, Ireti Kingibe, has continued a key part of her campaign promises with free medical treatments to the residents of the federal capital.
Announcing the continuation of the medical treatments on Tuesday, she expressed excitement over the medical outreach and committed to making a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of the people.
She said, “We are excited to announce that our free Medical Outreach, which commenced on September 8th, will continue for the next few days.
“Our mission is to provide essential medical services to 5000 persons in need in the FCT.
THE WHISTLER reports that the outreach programme started at the Old Chief Palace in Kabusa and will move to its next location on Wednesday “at my Constituency Office, located at No 7, Efab Street, Off Victor B.K Street, Behind Customs Quarters, Kadokuchi, FCT, Abuja,” she said in a message sent to THE WHISTLER.
She said, “Our medical team will provide specialised services in ophthalmology, including eye surgery, medical glasses, and treatment.
“We are committed to making a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of our community.
She enjoined the citizens to “join us in this endeavour and let us work together to make little a difference in the FCT.”
Senator Kingibe Continues Free Medical Treatments, Targets 5000 FCT Residents is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
