The Dominion Partners Global of The Latter Rain Assembly has donated medical equipment, Bibles and other items to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH).
According to Pastor ‘Tunde Bakare, serving overseer of the Latter Rain Assembly, the donation made during the church’s annual outreach programme, was an initiative used to reach out to hospitals, communities, orphanages, as well as the needy and less privileged members of the society. While speaking with Pharmanews on the donation in an interview, Pastor Bakare urged the Nigerian government to do more to sustain and maintain healthcare facilities in the country.
The items donated included: Infusion pump, sphygmomanometer, Omron blood pressure monitor, non-contact thermometer, disposable skin stapler and remover, disposable reinforced sig surgical gown, Bibles and toiletries, among others.
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