Firm to build 3 hospitals in Taraba

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hopitalFrom Yusha’u Alhassan Jalingo

A multi-national Chinese company, Mutual Commitment Nigeria Limited will build three ultramodern hospitals in Taraba state.

Managing Director of the company, Liu Zhaolong, who stated this during a visit to the Secretary to the State Government, Garvey Yahweh, explained that the hospitals would be cited in each of the three senatorial districts in the state.

Zhaolong, who expressed delight over the commitment shown by the Taraba state government towards the project, said the company was ready to provide everything needed to finance the project.

Receiving the managing director, Mr. Yahweh said the establishment of the hospitals will reduce capital flight for treatment abroad, stressing that the state government was delighted with the activities of the company in Nigeria.

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He also added that the Taraba state government will engage the company in road construction.

Also commenting during the visit, the state Commissioner for Health, Oliver Wubong said apart from building the hospitals, the company will also provide equipment, maintenance and training while a memorandum of understanding will soon be signed between the state government and the company.

 

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