Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God and Gov. Ademola Adeleke of Osun have commended the Jennifer Etuh Foundation (JEF) for donating a hospital and skill acquisition centre to Ifewara community in Osun.
The duo gave the commendation on Wednesday during the inauguration of the hospital built by the foundation in memory of the late Mrs Jennifer Ramatu Etuh, wife of the Chairman of JEF, Mr Thomas Etuh.
The establishment of the hospital is part of the vision of late Mrs Jennifer Etuh to provide accessible and affordable world-class healthcare services to women and children in rural communities.
In his remarks, Adeboye thanked Etuh for siting the hospital in his hometown, adding that the late Jenifer Etuh was one of his “spiritual daughters”.
The cleric who noted that the late Jennifer and her husband were very dear to him, said that in spite of his intercession while she was sick, “the Lord decided to call her home”.
Adeboye called for prayers for the family of the Etuhs, admonishing people to contribute their quota to improving the society and helping the people around them.
Also speaking, Adeleke appreciated the foundation for building the health facility in the state.
He said that his government would continue to prioritise the welfare of the people of the state.
Gov. Adeleke, Pastor Adeboye and his wife during the inauguration.
The governor said his administration had provided free medical care to over 25,000 residents of the state under the “Imole Free Sugical and Medical Outreach.
In his remarks, Etuh said his wife gave clear instructions on what should be done with her investments following her health challenges, before her demise.
He said the late wife’s instruction gave birth to the medical centre.
“Before her demise, considering what she was going through, Jennifer gave clear instructions on what was to be done with her investments and this was to ensure others do not experience what she unfortunately passed through.
“It was the burden she carried before her demise that gave birth to the blessing, now known as the Jennifer Etuh Foundation (JEF).
“By the special grace of God, we are here today inaugurating a new hospital in the home town of her spiritual parents, Pastor and Mrs Enoch and Folu Adeboye,” he said.
Etuh noted that two similar medical centres on the instruction of his late wife, had been built and inaugurated in Odu (Kogi State) and Kagoro (Kaduna State).
He said the foundation intended to build two more hospitals.
Etuh disclosed that the foundation would soon inaugurate another hospital in Gombe State. (NAN)
