In a move to enhance healthcare delivery in Adamawa State, the Iya Abbas Foundation has donated essential medical items to the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital (MAUTH) in Yola. The donated items, which include medical aprons, insulin, and syringes, are expected to improve the hospital’s ability to provide quality care to its patients.

The Iya Abbas Foundation, known for its philanthropic efforts, has been supporting the less privileged in Adamawa State through various initiatives, including free medical outreaches, scholarships, and feeding programs. According to Alhaji Abdul Azeez Muhammad Iya, the foundation’s mission is to positively impact lives and communities, and the donation of medical items is a key part of this objective.

Our mission is to impact lives and communities positively, and this donation is part of our objectives

While presenting the items to the MAUTH management, Abdul Azeez Iya emphasized the importance of effective management of the donated supplies and encouraged community engagement to improve access to quality healthcare services. “Our mission is to impact lives and communities positively, and this donation is part of our objectives,” he said. “We believe that by supporting the hospital with these essential medical items, we can contribute to improved access to quality healthcare services for all the people of Adamawa and Nigeria as a whole.”

The Chief Medical Director of MAUTH, Professor Adamu Bakari Girei, expressed gratitude for the donation and promised to use the items judiciously. “We appreciate the Iya Abbas Foundation for this kind gesture,” he said. “These medical items will go a long way in enhancing our service delivery to patients. We urge other individuals and foundations to borrow a leaf from the Iya Abbas Foundation and support our efforts to provide quality healthcare to the citizens.”

We believe that by supporting the hospital with these essential medical items, we can contribute to improved access to quality healthcare services for all the people of Adamawa and Nigeria as a whole

The presentation ceremony was witnessed by representatives from the Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Adamawa Chapter, who appreciated the Iya Abbas Foundation’s gesture. Dr. Aliyu Mahmud Talba, representing IMAN, commended the foundation for its philanthropic efforts and encouraged others to follow suit.

The donation is seen as a significant boost to MAUTH’s medical capabilities, and the hospital’s management has urged other individuals and foundations to follow the Iya Abbas Foundation’s example in supporting the government’s efforts to provide quality healthcare to citizens. With this donation, the Iya Abbas Foundation has once again demonstrated its commitment to improving the lives of the less privileged in Adamawa State and beyond.