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Foundation settles patients’ medical bills in Ogun hospital

Foundation settles patients’ medical bills in Ogun hospital

Blossom Heart Foundation, a nonprofit, organisation has paid the medical bills of some patients at the General Hospital, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. The intervention covered patients in the male and female medical wards, children’s ward and emergency unit of the hospital, offering “financial relief to vulnerable patients” receiving treatment. The foundation’s President, Olanipekun Olawale, said the

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