Bishop David Abioye of Living Faith has prophesised that persons seeking healthcare at Margaret Lawrence University Teaching Hospital (MLUTH) would not only find healing, but also receive restoration.

He made the declaration at the weekend during the dedication of the facility, which he referred to as “a wonderful, unique edifice” located at River Park Estate in Abuja.

“It is my pleasure to declare this place blessed, and it is blessed,” the cleric said.  

The dedication was preceded by dancing and praises by attendees, including staff of the hospital and mother of the founder, Mrs Margaret Odili.

Founder of Margaret Lawrence University and real estate magnate, Paul Odili, described the event as remarkable, saying it meant handing the facility over God, “who never fails.”     

According to him, the coming on stream of MLUTH represents a significant milestone in the evolution of healthcare services in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), with its modern design, advanced medical infrastructure and a multi-disciplinary team of professionals.

“We are dedicated to delivering unparalleled care and superior patient outcomes,” he promised.”

Highlighting the specialised services at the tertiary medical institution, the Chief Medical Director (CMD), Dr Alejandro Rodriquez, a consultant surgeon, said Nigerians would not have to travel abroad any more to get advanced medical care, as it is now available at the hospital in Abuja.

He listed radiology, digital X-Ray, gynaecology, urology, orthopaedic, paediatrics, among others as the hospital’s areas of strength.  

“We have state-of-the-art facilities and advanced technology to handle any health concern,” he added.