A coalition of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, has given the Medical Director, MD, of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Enugu, Prof Monday Igwe,
The coalition, led by Comrade Onyebuchi Igboke, who led a number of citizens on a protest on Wednesday, said they were not happy with the closure of the school.
“We are here today to call on the new Minister of Health to beam his searchlight on the MD, Prof. Igwe,” he said.
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