Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri says the contributions of Senator Binos in providing free medical care to people of his zone, is a right step in the right direction.
The governor, who stated this while flagging off the seventh Free Medical Outreach held at the General Hospital in Jada, noted that the initiative is inline with priority of the present administration in the state.
Represented by Chief of Staff, Professor Maxwell Gidado, the governor rated the performance of Senator Binos Dauda Yareo, pointing out that it has direct impact on the lives of the people.
The governor later flagged off the outreach and Inspected drugs and the health facility.
In his remark, the Senator representing Adamawa south in the Senate, Reverend Binos Dauda Yareo, noted that the outreach began in twenty nineteen and hoped that the remaining local government would be reached in the next six months.
He acknowledged the contribution of others including well to do in the area for providing accommodation to the visiting health personnel pointing out that the health need of the people is essential.
Also Speaking, State Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP Barrister A. T Shehu said people of varied political background have benefitted from the outreach since inception and called on people of the area to take advantage of the initiative.
Leader of the Medical Team, Doctor Wyicliff Talimo Dah, noted that the medical outreach has addressed the health need of about forty thousand people in the zone.
According to him, the four day outreach in Jada is targeting no e thousand patients and appealed to them to be patience during the period for maximum benefit.
Principal Medical Officer, PMO of the General Hospital in Jada, Doctor Kelvin Gaiya said people of the area have a challenge in getting adequate health care attention and expressed the hope that the outreach will meet the health need of the people.
There were messages from representative of Chairman of the local government council and a politician Wangubi Foms.
The three day medical outreach offers obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmic and dental surgery, distribution of drugs, free medical classes, family planning, free medical consultations among others.
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