The Chief Medical Director of Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, Prof. Kayode Olabanji, has commended the Muslim community in the hospital for exemplifying the values of Prophet Muhammad in their service to patients.
In his goodwill message to mark Eid-el-Kabir, Prof. Olabanji said medical personnel at EKSUTH have continued to uphold the vision and mission of the Ekiti State Government in delivering quality healthcare.
He praised the staff for their dedication and urged them to remain vigilant in discharging their duties while consistently showing empathy and sympathy to patients.
“The various religious groups in the hospital have been working together in peace and harmony, and this has contributed significantly to the growth of EKSUTH,” he said.
The CMD called on the Muslim community to continue praying for the hospital, Ekiti State, and Nigeria during the current challenges facing the country. He also prayed for Allah’s peace to prevail in Ekiti State and the nation.
The message was signed by Rolake Adewumi, Head of Corporate Affairs, EKSUTH.
