Politics
Fubara commissions Comprehensive Primary Health Centre built by Odili in Ndoni
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State on Friday commissioned the Comprehensive Primary Healthcare Centre built by former Governor of the State, and initiator of PAMO Educational Foundation, Dr. Peter Odili, in Ndoni.

Flag-off of Rivers State Contributory
Health Insurance Scheme
The governor also flagged off the Rivers State Contributory Health Insurance Scheme.
Governor Fubara in a statement highlighted: @SimFubaraKSC
“Today, I had the honour of commissioning the Comprehensive Primary Healthcare Centre built by former governor and initiator of PAMO Educational Foundation, Sir Dr. Peter Odili in Ndoni.
“We are elated because the center fits within the priority area of our government to provide quality healthcare service to Rivers people.
“It is a further boost to our commitment to restore and continue improving the health sector to the benefit of our people.
“We also used the auspicious occasion to flag-off the Rivers State Contributory Health Insurance Scheme to enable our people access quality and unfettered healthcare.”
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