Fintiri's wife begins providing free medical care to residents of Adamawa.

Fintiri's wife begins providing free medical care to residents of Adamawa.

 Hajiya Lami Fintiri, the wife of Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, would offer free medical examinations to all of the state's residents.

The medical examinations would start on January 6, 2023, in Mubi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, which represents the Northern zone, as part of a free medical outreach program to state residents called Fresh Air Medical outreach.

The source further stated that from January 10 to 13, 2023, the State Specialist Hospital Yola, which represents the center zone, will also demonstrate the free medical outreach.

According to the source, the Fresh Air Foundation, which is dedicated to saving people, especially the impoverished, from different sorts of medical deprivation, would support the free medical outreach.

The Southern region of the state would get free medical outreach on January 17 at Jada Cottage Hospital in Jada Local Government Area.

The insider went on to say that the pro-life empowerment initiative has the full backing of skilled medical professionals, including physicians, nurses, and equipment, including brand-new ambulances that can handle complicated situations.

Similar to this, medicines and other supplies have been acquired and are available to satisfy the needs of the populace, particularly those in need of medical assistance across the State.

The Governor's wife personally launched the initiatives at Mubi to entice people to go great distances to receive assistance via medical tests during this time.

Many residents who learned about this intended medical outreach have continued to praise the state's governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, and his wife, Hajiya Lami Umaru Fintiri, for taking up the fight to address citizens' health issues, particularly those who are unable to travel abroad for medical examinations.

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