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Ekwulobia Hospital transformation:Jezco Group Chairman rallies Support for Soludo

Sir Joseph Ezeokafor, Chairman of Jezco Group, has commended Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State for the remarkable transformation of Ekwulobia General Hospital, urging the community to rally behind the Governor's efforts.

During an inspection of the hospital, Ezeokafor praised the Governor's commitment to quality healthcare, highlighting the positive impact on the community.

He expressed gratitude to the Commissioner for Health for ensuring the hospital's equipment and facilities meet modern standards.

Ezeokafor emphasized the importance of recognizing and supporting good leadership, stating, "When you praise someone for doing good, the person will be spurred to do more."

He offered his support and assistance to address any challenges the hospital may face, ensuring the facility continues to serve the community effectively.

The Jezco Group Chairman's remarks were met with enthusiasm from the audience, who echoed his sentiments and prayed for Governor Soludo's continued success.


Ezeokafor said, " I'm using this opportunity to thank our able Governor, Charles Soludo that made it possible for us to gather here. I'm thanking him in a special way in the name of Ekwulobia people.

"I also thank the Commissioner for health that put his spirit and mind in this hospital project to show that he is also part of Ekwulobia. Commissioner, we thank you. If you go, thank the Governor for us. Tell him that we welcome all the things he did.

"I'm now calling on Ekwulobia people, telling them that they have seen for themselves. It is said that you use eyes to know a ripe corn.
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"I'm saying that when you move round Ekwulobia General hospital, you will see all the equipment at the hospital.


"This is not for politics but what we are saying is that if somebody does something that is good, let's praise the person because if it is those that go to collect money and walk away, our people will be dying without help in our community.

"Nobody will be allowed in this community to talk down on the Governor that did all these things for us.Anybody doing that does not know what is good. Nobody can dispute the truth and anybody that is doing it should be ex- communicated because he is not a good person."

This development underscores the growing support for Governor Soludo's initiatives as community leaders and residents acknowledge the positive impact of his policies.