The Chief Medical Director of the Ekiti state University, EKSUTH,Prof. Kayode Olabanji and his team have lauded the state governor, Biodun Oyebanji over the development strrides implemented at the hospital in order to facilitate adequate health care delivery.
The authority equally applauded the governor for the upgarade of the theatre section for hitchfree surgicals.
The appreciation contains in the press release on Thursday signed by Rolake Adewumi, the Head Corporate Affairs of the Hospital.
The statement reads:
“The Management, Staff and Patients are full of praises and appreciation to Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji for deeming it fit to focus on Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, towards total renewal.
“Presently a lot of developmental activities are ongoing at the Hospital to ensure the delivery of quality Healthcare services to the people of Ekiti State.
“The recent face lifting of the Male and Female Medical Wards with state of the art equipment is a great relief for patients to receive Medical attention under a conductive environment.
“In addition, the State Government has also upgraded the Main Theatre of the Hospital to a world class status with adequate facilities to enhance surgeries.
The new look in the Institution, provision of tools with other conveniences are boosters to the morale of the staff working in the wards.”
The new development, according to the Chief Medical Director of the Hospital, Prof. Kayode Olabanji, Ekiti people will continue to receive the best healthcare services and as well reduce their medical tourism outside the State/Country.
Prof. Olabanji explained that “developmental strides of the Oyebanji-led administration are not limited to the above mentioned wards alone but there is a continuing attention to the Hospital.”
The CMD also acknowledged the tenacity and cooperation of both the Chairman of Board of Management of the Hospital, Dr. Adedamola Dada and the Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr. Oyebanji Filani at ensuring the all-round development of the Hospital., the statement said.
