Tuesday donated drugs and children
clothing to the Police Mobile Force
Squadron 55 (PMF 55) maternity/clinic at
Osisioma, near Aba, Abia State.
The drugs include Zeramal-QS, Nkoyo Glucose
tablets, Anolox Ampicillin capsules, paracetamol
tablets and gold circle latex condoms.
Handing over the drugs to the Commanding
Officer of the base, Wilson Dankwano, on
Tuesday, an elder sister of the footballer,
Okwuchi Gerry-Anyaogu, said her brother would
have loved to present the drugs himself but for
"the call of duty."
She said the drugs should be given to patients
for free. According to her, it is the hope of the
footballer that the drugs will go a long way in
meeting the medical needs of the clinic.
Responding, Mr. Dankwano said the donation
would attract more patients to the clinic, which
was being patronised by members of the
squadron and their families, as well as the
general public.
He said the drugs would be administered to
patients at the clinic free as a way of helping to
solve the health needs of people in the base and
the adjoining communities.
Mr. Dankwano commended the footballer for his
sense of patriotism, and urged other wealthy
individuals in the society to emulate his good
gesture.
Drugs and other special gift items were also
presented to children born at the clinic by Mr.
Dankwano, assisted by Uche's sister.
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