Anglican Hospital to Begin Operation in Kubwa Soon

The Anglican Church has constructed an ultra-modern hospital to provide adequate and affordable health care services to residents of Kubwa, a satellite town in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The Bishop of the Kubwa Diocese, Rt. Rev. Duke Akamisoko, disclosed this in Abuja on Wednesday at a press briefing to herald the first session of the third synod of the diocese coming in Lugbe, FCT.

He said the hospital with the state-of-the-art equipment was meant to support the government in the provision of health care delivery, as well as a source of evangelism for the church.

"Our vision of the hospital is to provide adequate and effective health care to the teeming population of who could not afford the high cost of private hospital," he added.

The cleric assured that the hospital which is open to all, irrespective of religion denomination, would be affordable with trusted and qualified personnel with high level morality and responsibility.

 He further disclosed that the church has invested much on the project, both on the building and equipment, adding that two resident doctors, nurses and other medical personnel would be on ground to render 24 hour service to the patients.

He urged the residents, especially women and children, to take advantage of the facilities to enhance their health conditions