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DISBURSEMENTS OF FUNDS TO HEALTH CENTRES BY IPAI
Report By: Chinedu Obike
I wish to inform you that the funds (N110,000) have been disbursed to the four health centres in
Onu-ibina, Umusi, Okafia and Amiyi Igbere.
The exercise was carried out on Thursday June 23, 2009 in the following order.
By this development, the four health centres have all received subventions from IPAI up to the
month of July.
Their records showed that between May 27 when the previous funds was given to them, and
July 23, the day the last monies were received, the following number of cases had been handled
using the drugs provided by IPAI:
Generally speaking , the operators of the health centres are very happy with the efforts of IPAI
and are full of praise for the intervention which has helped them to achieve an improved quality
of service delivery to the people in need of health care.
Health centres like Amiyi and Okafia would however wish that the money given be increased
but my response has always been that IPAI”s intervention should be seen as a help since the
primary responsibility of providing for them lies with the government.
Interaction with some of the patients also showed that they were indeed happy with the
improved services of the health centres. They say the out-of-stock syndrome which prevailed
in the past, has been banished and that they are happy with their children in the U.S whose
efforts brought about the change.
On a personal note, I think your goals are noble, and that IPAI’s efforts are being appreciated by
the people. Your sacrifice is certainly not in vain.
I wish you a successful Ezumezu in America .
Report By: Chinedu Obike
I wish to inform you that the funds (N110,000) have been disbursed to the four health centres in
Onu-ibina, Umusi, Okafia and Amiyi Igbere.
The exercise was carried out on Thursday June 23, 2009 in the following order.
- Onu-Ibina, which receives N 30,000 monthly, was given N 60,000 to cover the period of
June and July. - Umusi (N 10,000 monthly) received N 10,000 for the month July.
- Okafia (N 10,000 monthly) was given N 20,000 for June and July.
- Amiyi (N 10,000 monthly) also got N 20,000 to cover the months of June and July.
By this development, the four health centres have all received subventions from IPAI up to the
month of July.
Their records showed that between May 27 when the previous funds was given to them, and
July 23, the day the last monies were received, the following number of cases had been handled
using the drugs provided by IPAI:
- Onu-Ibina = 265
- Umusi = 139
- Okafia = 132
- Amiyi = 66
Generally speaking , the operators of the health centres are very happy with the efforts of IPAI
and are full of praise for the intervention which has helped them to achieve an improved quality
of service delivery to the people in need of health care.
Health centres like Amiyi and Okafia would however wish that the money given be increased
but my response has always been that IPAI”s intervention should be seen as a help since the
primary responsibility of providing for them lies with the government.
Interaction with some of the patients also showed that they were indeed happy with the
improved services of the health centres. They say the out-of-stock syndrome which prevailed
in the past, has been banished and that they are happy with their children in the U.S whose
efforts brought about the change.
On a personal note, I think your goals are noble, and that IPAI’s efforts are being appreciated by
the people. Your sacrifice is certainly not in vain.
I wish you a successful Ezumezu in America .
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