Neuro Pharma, a Bulgarian pharmaceutical company, is set to establish a 1200-bed hospital in Ebonyi state, as it looks to expand its operations into Africa.
Ms. Valicka Stamenova of Neuro Pharma revealed this during a visit to Ebonyi state, where he met with Governor Francis Nwifuru to discuss modalities and exchange ideas on how best to execute the project.
” Their mission aligns closely with our priorities in Ebonyi State, and I am pleased to share that Neuro Pharma is proposing a transformative partnership to establish a 1,200-bed hospital right here in our state.” Nwifuru shared on X
The Ebonyi governor expressed his readiness to collaborate with Neuro Pharma to bring the project to fruition and improve the quality of healthcare in the southeastern state.
Nwifuru assured Neuro Pharma of an investor-friendly legal framework that guarantees protection, transparency, and support for all genuine investments in the state, which they are happy the Bulgarian firm will leverage in their mission.
” We look forward to what promises to be a game-changing healthcare project for our people and the region at large,” Nwifuru added
Infoeast View
- Ebonyi state has received its fair share of criticism for fronting white elephant projects that add little to no value to the quality of life of Ndi Ebonyi. The government of the state over the past two terms was earmarked as the main culprit by the critics.
- The state was chided for having a ridiculous number of flyovers for a low-traffic state and an Airport that has remained underutilized by its citizens.
- The proposed 1200-bed Hospital by the Bulgarian Pharma company is a breath of fresh air, as it is a project with a direct effect on the lives of Ndi Ebonyi
