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LASUTH receives electric mini ambulance from donor

Admin April 28, 2024

April 28, 2024

The Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) has been gifted an electric mini ambulance by Muritala Olanrewaju family from Epe, Lagos State, as a complementary endeavour to the Lagos State Government’s efforts in the health sector.

Expressing gratitude on behalf of LASUTH Management, Prof. Adetokunbo Fabamwo, the Chief Medical Director said the entire management of the Hospital is grateful to the family of Muritala Olanrewaju for the donation.

“This electric mini-ambulance is an addition to the number of ambulances in the hospital and it would be put to good use. Just as it has been donated, patients will have access to it free of charge and the management will ensure that it is well maintained”, he said.

Muritala Olanrewaju, whose family initiated this noble gesture, said that the donation is the family’s way of contributing to the good work the Lagos State Government is doing through the management and staff of LASUTH, saving lives and promoting well-being in the State.

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