This Accident and Emergency Project at Uromi Central Hospital Uromi, has been built and Equipped with modern facilities within 90days, donated by Matthew Okpebholo.



This Accident and Emergency Project at Uromi Central Hospital Uromi, was built and Equipped with modern facilities within 90days, donated by Matthew Okpebholo. Government is yet to takeover after 65days. God is involved.

This message was shared on Facebook by Matthew Okpebholo and its indeed a great level of achievement. Contributing to the development of your community is an art of kindness.

Thank you from Esan Community for your noble contribution and we wish the people of Uromi greater achievements. 

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