Religious administrator of Abuja and Primate of all Nigeria (AnglicanCommunion), Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh, has asked the Buhari driven Federal Government to settle the issue of poor supply of elecricity and insufficient facilities in our health sector in the nation.
Bishop Nicholas influenced this interest on Monday amid the Christmas season at the Cathedral Church of Advent Life camp, Abuja.
The pastor thinks handling power and health in the country would go far past 2018 to make the poor man glad as they run about with their every day endeavours.
"Whatever the administration can do to handle the issue of power and therapeutic is uplifting news to poor people. In this Church alone, we have lost some person to diseases
"There is not really any quarter that some person does not pass on and that is after an enormous measure of cash has been spent in India. What lesson would we say we are sitting tight for? We lost president Yar'adua; just God mediated on account of President Muhammadu Buhari. Is this not good lessons for us?
"For what reason wouldn't we be able to have a sort of specialist team to prepare our doctorate team in nigeria and bring the equipment here in Nigeria so that not just senior officials can get cured or treated yet that poor individuals too will approach it?
"Power electricity and health offices require consideration. On the off chance that we have them, it will be uplifting news to poor people," said Okoh.
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