The Turkish Nizamiye hospital Abuja is offering a 40 percent discount on medical checkup in commemoration of Nigeria’s 58th anniversary celebrations.
This was contained in a statement issued by the public relations officer of the hospital Mohammed Abubakar yesterday.
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Abubakar, in the statement, said “in commemoration of the 58th independence anniversary celebration of Nigeria, the hospital has decided to offer a 40 percent discount on medical checkup to Nigerians and residents in Nigeria beginning from October 1st, 2018.”
He further added that the gesture is a demonstration of a firm resolve to continue to provide quality healthcare services in Nigeria, noting that “we are mindful of the fact that a healthy nation is a wealthy nation, hence our resolve to continue to provide quality healthcare services in Nigeria.
This much we have strived to achieve by constantly improving and bringing onboard new medical procedures aimed at discouraging medical tourism.”
The Nizamiye hospital Abuja is a world-class medical facility in Abuja, with state-of-the-art equipment and specialties in a wide array of medical services that includes:
Open heart surgery, adult and newborn Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Anesthesiology and algology, Neurology and neurosurgery, ENT, Head and neck surgery, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), and a host of other services.
By Abuja, Fatima Dahiru
The Leadership News
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