Otaru of Auchi Commends Team LHI’s Efforts In Meeting Medical Needs Of Communities

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Otaru of Auchi Commends Team LHI’s Efforts In Meeting Medical Needs Of Communities(Photos)

Earlier today, the Lorreta Health Initiative ,LHI had the privilege of visiting Alhaji Aliru Momoh Ikelebe III, the Vice-Chairman of the Edo State Council of Traditional Rulers and the revered Otaru of Auchi, at the Auchi Sacred Kingdom.

The purpose of their visit was to inform His Royal Highness about their commendable ongoing health initiative, which aims to satisfy the medical requirements of communities across the state’s three senatorial districts.

Upon their arrival, the team, led by Dr (Mrs) Loretta Oduware Ogboro-Okor, the convener, was greeted with an overwhelming display of warmth and hospitality from the palace chief and His Highness himself.

His Highness graciously received the team and listened attentively to the details of their health project. He expressed his appreciation for their efforts in addressing the medical requirements of numerous communities within the state.

The Otaru of Auchi, known for his benevolence and commitment to the welfare of his people, offered his royal prayers and blessings for the success of Team LHI’s admirable endeavor.

The sincere compassion and cordial reception offered by the palace chiefs and His Highness reflect the great culture and hospitality of the Auchi people. Their open-heartedness and support for community activities represent the sense of cooperation and communal peace that is strongly engrained in Auchi’s cultural fabric.

Remember, “Edo state health in Edo state hands” See beautiful photos from the event below…

 

With the Princesses of Auchi Land Hajia Maltida Aminat Mohammed on the left, Hajia Aperua Yusuf on immediate right and Minister Helen Vincent on far right.
With the Princesses of Auchi Land Hajia Maltida Aminat Mohammed on the left, Hajia Aperua Yusuf on immediate right and Minister Helen Vincent on far right.

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