Bishop Abioye Inaugurates Margaret Lawrence University Teaching Hospital in Abuja

Bishop David Abioye, of Living Faith, recently proclaimed that individuals seeking healthcare at Margaret Lawrence University Teaching Hospital (MLUTH) can anticipate the restoration of their health and well-being.

On the previous Saturday, he made the announcement during the dedication of the facility, which he described as a “remarkable and distinctive structure” situated in Abuja’s River Park estate.

The cleric proclaimed, “I am delighted to pronounce this location as sanctified, in the names of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”

The dedication was preceded by inspiring songs of praise, to which attendees, including both Nigerian and international hospital staff, the founder’s mother, Mrs. Margaret Odili, and numerous well-wishers, danced enthusiastically.

The Teaching Hospital’s dedication is a significant milestone, as it is now under divine guidance. This development is noteworthy and aligns with our commitment to providing exceptional healthcare services, The Founder of Margaret Lawrence University and real estate magnate, Paul Odili, said.

In his opinion, the commencement of operations at MLUTH marks a pivotal moment in the progression of healthcare services within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) of Abuja. Its contemporary design, cutting-edge medical infrastructure, and multidisciplinary team of esteemed healthcare professionals are dedicated to providing exceptional care and achieving superior patient outcomes.

Drawing attention to the specialized services offered at MLUTH, the Chief Medical Director (CMD), Dr. Alejandro Rodriquez, a seasoned consultant surgeon, emphasized that Nigerians no longer need to seek advanced medical care abroad, as it is now readily available at our esteemed hospital in Abuja. Our comprehensive range of services includes Radiology, Digital X-Ray, Gynaecology, Urology, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics and Child Care, Surgery, Otorhinolaryngology (Ear, Nose and Throat), Dentistry, Plastic Surgery, Accident & Emergency, and Intensive Care.

July 03, 2024