Zulum expressed concern about how he saw Gwoza hospital Babagana Umara Zulum, the governor of Borno state, has voiced his concern on the G...
Zulum expressed concern about how he saw Gwoza hospital
Babagana Umara Zulum, the governor of Borno state, has voiced his concern on the General Hospital in Gwoza's poor circumstances, including a lack of electricity.
When the governor unexpectedly dropped by the hospital at midnight on Saturday, he showed his sorrow.
The governor claimed to have spent the night at the town that serves as the Gwoza local government's administrative centre in a statement posted on his Twitter page.
Zulum examined the hospital's hardware and operational procedures during his visit.
He voiced his worry about how he arrived at the hospital to the governor during his visit.
It is regrettable that the Gwoza general hospital is in an emergency, he remarked. In the hospital, there is no access to necessities like electricity. Indeed, this will negatively impact our goal to upgrade the hospitals in our state as well as the patients who are now receiving care.
The governor also lamented that he had not been informed of the hospital's situation.
"I cannot exonerate the local government or myself from responsibility for this crime; we all failed to provide what was required."
Zulum provided the hospital's patients and visitors the assurance that the issues they were experiencing would be resolved, and he then gave the go-ahead to begin mending the hospital's damaged areas, including its electricity.
The governor also commended the hospital personnel, saying that despite the facility's negative attitude, he still found them at work. He pledged to compensate us for the sacrifice, saying that they are making despite the numerous difficulties they encounter. to speak
In an effort to understand the actual position they are in, Governor Zulum used to undertake similar unannounced trips to schools and hospitals around the state.
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