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By CHARLES IWUOHA
The Ebonyi State Government on Monday disclosed that the Ebonyi State University College of Medicine (EBSUCM) at Uburu in Ohaozara Local Government Area of the state would soon commence kidney disposable and kindly transplant.
The State Governor, Engr. David Umahi, who started this after a facility tour of the college project site by the Registrar, Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), Dr. T.A.B Sanusi.
Umahi, during the facility tour, said that the College of Medicine which is already nearing completion among other health care needs of the people would be producing many other emergency and complicated health issues.
The South-East Governors’ Forum Chairman stated that in spite of the lean resources of Ebonyi State, “it is willpower that has taken us this far. This administration despite the lean the resources that comes to the state is committed to achieving the best as far as the college is concerned”.
According to him, assured that his administration would ensure the sustenance of momentum and speedy completion of the project within a few couple of days.
“Everything that would enable a smooth operation of the college has been put in place. The surrounding road networks are being constructed. The College would be completed soonest and it will be one of the best in the country.”
Addressing newsmen after the facility tour, Dr. Sanusi, said that the new College of medicine after completion would be a masterpiece adding that it would stand and difficult to rival.
Sanusi who expressed satisfaction with what is on ground so far, maintained that, “though, we are Regulators, we are also partners and we go along with Institutions to correct deficiencies”,
“We are here to ensure a smooth transition from the old to new site, with minimal mistakes for the benefit of all. We are highly encouraged by what we have seen and we must encourage others to emulate this.”
A member of MDCN, Prof. E.C.J. Nwanna, said that the structures and other facilities being put in place at the new college is not common in this part of the country and commended the resources, energy and zeal being deployed to the project.
“I can only ask that the state Governor should please sustain the momentum and ensure the completion of the project at the minimum time so that the college can transit.”
