In a heartfelt visit aimed at honoring the legacy of one of Ogun State’s visionary leaders, Mr. Abdullahi Dayo Israel, Chairman of the Governing Board of the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Abeokuta, met with Aremo Olusegun Osoba, former Governor of Ogun State and the pioneer behind the establishment of FMC Abeokuta.
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During the meeting, Mr. Israel expressed deep appreciation to Baba Osoba for his monumental role in the creation of the medical center. It was during Osoba’s tenure as governor that the land and building on which FMC Abeokuta stands were generously donated, laying the foundation for what has grown into a critical healthcare institution serving thousands of Nigerians.
“I am honored to meet with Baba Osoba, whose visionary leadership and dedication to the people of Ogun State made the establishment of FMC Abeokuta possible. I sincerely thank him for his invaluable contributions to the center’s growth and for providing the foundation upon which we continue to build,” Mr. Abdullahi Dayo Israel stated.
Recognizing the enduring impact of Baba Osoba’s legacy, Mr. Israel sought his counsel and support to further advance the center’s mission of delivering quality healthcare services. “As Chairman, I believe in the power of continuity and the wisdom of those who came before us. I sought Baba’s guidance as we chart a new course for FMC Abeokuta, ensuring it remains a beacon of hope and excellence in healthcare,” he added.
This engagement underscores Mr. Israel’s commitment to honoring the past while shaping the future of FMC Abeokuta. His leadership vision focuses on strengthening the institution’s foundations, building strategic partnerships, and fostering an environment where quality healthcare can thrive.
The meeting not only highlighted the importance of acknowledging those who laid the groundwork for Nigeria’s healthcare infrastructure but also demonstrated the power of intergenerational collaboration in driving sustainable development.
