The Jos University Teaching Hospital management received the Ike Odoeme Foundation to the hospital.
The Abuja-based Ike Odoeme Foundation which mission is to improve the quality of life for young children,women, and the elderly creating safe space for school children to thrive visited the victims of the All Saints Academy Building tragedy.
Mrs. Suzie Agas, of Ike Odoeme Foundation led the team to visit the children at various wards in JUTH and gifted the victims cash alongside words of encouragement to their guardians.
Dr. Pokop Bupwatda CMD JUTH, represented by Dr. Njem Miner, expressed his gratitude to the Foundation for the visit, according to the CMD “Since this unfortunate incident, many groups have come to support the patients”.
The most critical cases were brought to JUTH and currently there are seven patients on admission undergoing further treatment.
The patients in JUTH are recovering fast from the tragic collapse of the All Saint Academy building.
The CMD appreciated the support from various groups stating that it has significantly aided their recovering and applaud the Foundation for their kind gesture.
