The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN), Abia State Chapter, has donated some anti-Ebola Virus Disease materials to the State Ministry of Health to aid them in perventing the disease from entering the state.
Speaking in Umuahia while handing over the Materials to thr Commissioner for Health, Dr Okechukwu Ogar the State chairman of PSN, Chief Albert Opara said that the materials were pan of their effert to help in the war afainst Ebola virus.
Opara said that the state had not reconded incident of the dreaded virus.
"We want to be proactive with the materials we have donated in the event it finds its way into the state, and we are doing it through our little contribution," he said.
The PSN state bess used the forum to commend the governee, Chief Tredere Orji, for the wonderful things lie has been doing in the health sactor and empowering the necessary materials and logistics to fight against any out break of Ebola in the state.
He commended the health commissioner for his untiring efforts in the area of sertisitising the people on how to fight the war against Ebola .
"Your advocacy and enligtenment programme are sequael to none in any state since the outbreak of Ebola virus disease in the country he said.
Opara listed the materials to include three cartons of sargiacal gloves, two cartion of syringes, 48 pieces of zinc oxide adhesive roll plaster, four cartores of Izal civiedectants, for cartons of Dettol and 48 pieces of instant hand sanitizers
Receiving the materials, the Commissioner of Health, Dr Ogar, Praised the pharmacists for keeping to their promise of donating materials to fight against the encroacliment of Ebola virus into the state.
Ogar said: "The society during one of their stakeholder movting with the ministry, had promised to help the ministery and state government to fight against the Ebola virus from coming into the state throught the donation of some materials, and you have fulfilled that promise".
The health commissioner said that the society has never been found wanting in offering their help found wainting in offering their help to the ministry, state government and hopitals, adding that their advice to the ministry have have been very helpful.
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