Access Bank Retail Operations Group yesterday donated hospital equipment worth about N9 million to the Primary Healthcare Centre at Kusu Yelwa, a suburb of
Speaking during donation, the Northeast zonal manager of the bank, Jamila Isah Yelwa, said they were offering not only banking operations but other services to the communities where they operate, especially in times of need.
“We recognise that the health and well-being of mothers and infants is foundational to the strength and prosperity of any community. Healthy mothers raise healthy children, and healthy children are the future of our nation,” she said.
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