OPEN APPRECIATION LETTER BY THE CONCERNED EGBEOBA KINGDOM INDIGENES TO THE GOVERNOR OF EKITI STATE

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Your Excellency,

IKOLE LOCAL GOVERNMENT IS GRATEFUL 

On behalf of all the communities in Ikole Local Government Area, the CONCERNED EGBEOBA KINGDOM INDIGENES, home and abroad, writes to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to His Excellency, President Bola Tinubu, the President of Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency, Governor Biodun A. Oyebanji, the Governor of Ekiti State, the Nigeria Red Chamber (Senate), the Green Chamber (House of Representatives), Ekiti State House of Assembly, Honourable Commissioner for Health, Hon Commissioner for Finance, Ekiti State, Ikole LG Chairman, and hosts of other Noble sons and daughters of Egbeoba Land, for the newly approved upgrade of State Specialist Hospital Ikole to Federal Medical Center, Ikole Ekiti.
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This significant accomplishment is a testament to show us that Ikole LG is not forgotten, and a proof that many more developmental projects are on the way. By bringing this Federal Medical Center to fruition, the government will opened new avenues for accessible healthcare, attention, and innovation, and positively impacting the lives of our people. 

To us, this institution will greatly helps in improving and bringing specialized healthcare services, and  infrastructure befitting for the well-being of the citizens in all the over 25 communities in Ikole LG and beyond, without the burden of extensive travel or the need to seek treatment in distant cities.

As a people, we are also aware that the establishment of this Federal Medical Center Ikole will also pave way for improved economic growth, create job opportunities, attract skilled professionals, and potentially foster further development of related industries, which will contribute to the overall prosperity of our community.

Once again, we are grateful for this outstanding addition, and extraordinary contribution to our towns and State. 

With sincere appreciation,

CEKI
(CONCERNED EGBEOBA KINGDOM INDIGENE)

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