Oyebanji Inaugurates Afe Babalola Multi Systems Hospital Annex, Promises Road Rehabilitation.
By Olamide Akinwumi.
In a momentous occasion for healthcare infrastructure in Ado-Ekiti, Governor Biodun Oyebanji officiated the commissioning of the Afe Babalola Multi Systems Hospital Annex on Monday, March 18th. The event, held at the hospital's location in Igirigiri, Odo Ado, drew a crowd of esteemed guests and residents eager to witness the unveiling of the new healthcare facility.
Among the attendees was the distinguished Founder of Afe Babalola University, Aare Afe Babalola, whose presence added to the excitement surrounding the ceremony. As Governor Oyebanji addressed the audience, he revealed that the Igirigiri road had been included in the list of roads slated for rehabilitation in the capital city, eliciting enthusiastic cheers from the gathered crowd.
A particularly memorable moment occurred when Baba Afe Babalola led an impromptu chorus, hailing Governor Oyebanji as the "Omoluabi Governor." This spontaneous display of gratitude underscored the significance of the Governor's commitment to infrastructure development and healthcare improvement in the region.
Governor Oyebanji's administration has consistently emphasized the importance of partnering with and encouraging private initiatives and investments in Ekiti State. The commissioning of the Afe Babalola Multi Systems Hospital Annex exemplifies this approach, showcasing the potential for collaboration between the public and private sectors to advance the state's development agenda.
In his closing remarks, Governor Oyebanji reiterated his administration's unwavering commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all residents of Ekiti State. The promise of road rehabilitation in Igirigiri reflects the government's dedication to addressing critical infrastructure needs across the capital city and beyond.
The inauguration of the Afe Babalola Multi Systems Hospital Annex symbolizes progress and cooperation, epitomizing Governor Biodun Oyebanji's vision for a brighter future for Ekiti State.