nwaanambra1:


i will be bigger and greater than bill gates.

Okay o.

Azmanaty:


I onced had a girlfriend there - a nursing student of that school. That girl chop me no be small.

Chioma, anywhere u are, another man will do to you, what u did to me.

emmabest2000:


What about other famous hospitals in Anambra
Such as...
Water-Side
Borromeo
Toronto
etc....

I posted Borromeo hospital and Iyi-Enu, these are oldest hospital in Igboland, there are 18 mission hospitals across Anambra state

Below is Holy Rosary Specialist hospital Water side Onitsha

Also remember Anambra state government fund thesemission hospitals

Nice one.

chihes:
Wow! I was born there, many years ago...to God be the glory.

look so them born us the same place , pls tell me year maybe we were born the same year self ��

tfash96:
Go and admit yourself didirin

Oponu Oshi! Òmò Ale

What of Toronto where I was born, hope its still existing shaa

wingmanIII:
This looks better than many Federal medical centres. This country is not working, for better and faster growth, this fake marriage should be dissolved.

It looks better because they are likely managed by the missioneries. Everything Nigerian government took over from the churches have been mismanaged from Schools to hospital to whatever. The Catholic school I attended used to be headed by catholic priest, the last time I saw the school I wept for what it has become. Nigerian politicians are like viruses.

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Iyienu Mission Hospital and Health Care Foundation
Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital since inception has been at the fore-front of missions, preaching and healings through tending the sick, the suffering and the dying. It will be recalled that the Rev. Henry Dobinson and Rev. F.N. Eden under the Church Missionary Society's (C.M.S) medical mission initiated what is today called "Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital" when they saw the need to reach the people with medical services on their arrival at Ozalla, Onitsha in 1890.

The Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital of today started as a dispensary in a somewhat dilapidated mud building in the old C.M.S. compound which was originally built by the first Bishop of the Niger Territory - the Rt. Rev Samuel Ajai Crowther - who also lived there.

Other missionaries that came later include:
* Miss Taylor (a nurse) - 1893
* Miss Maxwell (a nurse)
* Dr. Clayton
* Miss Mary Elms
* Miss Edith Warner
* Dr. & Mrs. A.E. Bruit – arrived in 1907
* Dr. R.Y. Stones (a surgeon)
* Miss K. Beswick (a nurse)
* Miss Cooper (a nurse) - arrived 1914
* Miss Janet M. Lake (a matron)
* Miss Ida Hill - arrived 1923
* Miss Dorothy Jewitt arrived in 1924
* Dr. Sybil Bartley (a woman) - joined 1926
* Dr. Jessy Horn (a woman) - arrived 1929
The above-listed names were some of the missionaries from England who worked relentlessly in bringing Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital to its present location in 1907.

In 1913, the foundation stone of the new Dispensary block, in memory of the Late Ven. Henry Dobinson (the leader of the team), was laid by the Governor-General designate to Nigeria, Sir Frederick Lord Lugard. The late Dobinson died suddenly of dysentery while on a pastoral visit to Asaba.

Worthy of note is that Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital is divinely instituted upon the Rock (Jesus Christ), hence the Lord has been so gracious to us in spite of the numerous challenges that have been encountered. As at the period under review, patients that were accessing healthcare services at Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital came all the way from Ogidi, Nkpor, Oze, Umuoji, Obosi, Awka, Nnewi, Nsukka, Okigwe, Egbu, Ubulukwu, Agbor, Ekpoma, Oleh, Ugheli, Ida, among others.

The hospital also embarked on the training of local staff and in 1930-1931, Iyi-Enu School of Nursing and Midwifery started in earnest after obtaining approval from the government. These schools are still running till date.

http://iyienumissionhospital.org/origin.php

This is where I served. They treated me well. Right from the camp to the hospital, a bus came and picked us. We were (three corps members) given a fully furnished three bedroom flat in the hospital quarters. One meal ticket everyday. On my exit, the gifts were like I just wed(ded). Rev. Johnny (of blessed memory), the then administrator was a born administrator.....I miss the place honestly...

post=93171268:

Yes

Nop. It's Anglican. Diocese on the Niger.

post=93167752:
More from Borromeo hospital Onitsha

We thank God for the light that Christian missionaries brought to the education and health sectors of Nigeria. Only a fool and confused and embittered and schizophrenic and demon-possessed individual will ever deny the impact of the church. Imagine where Nigeria without the contributions of the Church? We would have remained in our caves till today.

Cmanforall:


Is this managed by the Catholics?

Anglican

emexc11:

The place where Iyienu mission hospital was situated belongs to Ozeh, Nkwelle Ezunaka in Oyi LGA of Anambra State according to history and not Ogidi in Idemili North LGA of Anambra State.
The public should not be misled.
Anyone in doubt should visit the archives for clarification

That is history, whether right or wrong is not the case here, what is on ground is that IyiEnu Mission Hospital is at Ogidi, Idemili North LGA...

AlphaT1:

Nop. It's Anglican. Diocese on the Niger.

Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital is managed by Anglican, while St Charles Borromeo hospital Onitsha is managed by Catholic

emexc11:

The place where Iyienu mission hospital was situated belongs to Ozeh, Nkwelle Ezunaka in Oyi LGA of Anambra State according to history and not Ogidi in Idemili North LGA of Anambra State.
The public should not be misled.
Anyone in doubt should visit the archives for clarification

Nothing one will not hear on nairaland! My grand mother was born there in 1925 and died there in 2015. Her mother's house shares a wall with Iyi-enu hospital. Her father Igwe Walter Amobi 1 gave Iyi-enu hospital land, manual labour and helped raise money to set up some buildings. https://www.academia.edu/34028000/Histroy_of_iyienu you can click the link to read more.

Do you know the distance from Nkwelle Ezunaka to Ogidi? Were you talking about Nkwelle Ogidi where the Amobi family originally came from? Please share a link to this your archives. I am interested.

My state

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1979.04.06 - A child was born there.

Theevilone:
look so them born us the same place , pls tell me year maybe we were born the same year self ��

lol, you're so so funny, when I said many years ago you should know I am old of course. That means you don't need to know the number.

eaz:


Nothing one will not hear on nairaland! My grand mother was born there in 1925 and died there in 2015. Her mother's house shares a wall with Iyi-enu hospital. Her father Igwe Walter Amobi 1 gave Iyi-enu hospital land, manual labour and helped raise money to set up some buildings. https://www.academia.edu/34028000/Histroy_of_iyienu you can click the link to read more.

Do you know the distance from Nkwelle Ezunaka to Ogidi? Were you talking about Nkwelle Ogidi where the Amobi family originally came from? Please share a link to this your archives. I am interested.

You're right, but, Amobi family originally came from Uru Ogidi not Nkwelle Ogidi

Thanks for the post.

emexc11:

The place where Iyienu mission hospital was situated belongs to Ozeh, Nkwelle Ezunaka in Oyi LGA of Anambra State according to history and not Ogidi in Idemili North LGA of Anambra State.
The public should not be misled.
Anyone in doubt should visit the archives for clarification

I na-azo ana?? Who that one ep??
The koko is that Iyienu Hospital is in Anambra state; whether Obosi, Ogidi , Onitsha or Nkwell Ezunaka is immaterial. The most important thing is that the worlds class standard of the hospital should not be compromised

awesome

chihes:
lol, you're so so funny, when I said many years ago you should know I am old of course. That means you don't need to know the number.

Lol Am talking about 3 decades ago here, late 80s .

Where are u from ?

SweetDipBenny:
My state

where were u when fathers were raping daughters in ur state during lockdown?? did u come here to say same

SweetDipBenny:
My state

where were u when fathers were raping daughters in ur state during lockdown?? did u come here to say same

Impressive ! To God be the glory.

PAGAN9JA:



The same can be said for islam. In that sense if you are opting for a theocracy then you can go for this option.


This doesnt make christianity a spiritual organization but rather a socio-political organization under the garb of spirituality as all abrahamic faiths are.

Socio-political organization is how atheists describe it.
We pray and meditate, these are spiritual exercises.
A wholly Islamic country or wholly Christian nation can practice theocracy. Nothing wrong with that, after all, democracy is not working in some countries.

toscolee:






Socio-political organization is how atheists describe it.
We pray and meditate, these are spiritual exercises.
A wholly Islamic country or wholly Christian nation can practice theocracy. Nothing wrong with that, after all, democracy is not working in some countries.

Which countries is it not working pray tell me and which countries is absolute theocracies working?

one of the numerous achievements of peter obi when he was governor in anambra. he upgraded most mission hospitals DT used to be decayed before