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Report as: spam offensive Dr.Kingsley Ugochukwu on 11/09/06 at 12am

I work in yhe best of the best hospitals in houston Tx;memorial hermann;and i keep wandering when Nigeria would have something as good as this...
It is a good thing that God has given this vision to the Onyema's and my prayer is that He would bring it to a comletion.

Report as: spam offensive Dr Sunny Ekwunife on 11/11/06 at 5am

Kudos to the Onyema family! As the Executive Director of HopeBound Worldwide Inc,(a non-profit organization based in Pennsylvania), a physician, and an Anambra indigene, I am very excited about GEANCO'S project, and particularly proud of your laudable efforts. We share the same vision. Please refer to our web site:(www.hopebound.org). Our organization would like to partner with you to see this project materialise for Nigerians who desperately need this kind of divine intervention.

Report as: spam offensive Jimm on 2/27/07 at 6am

I too applaud the ongoing effort of the Onyema family. Health and healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa is a very critical terrain. I am currently in the midst of my own effort to address the same issue. Please feel free to reachout if i may be of assistance:htofit@hotmail.com. I am an investment banker of 20 years as well as a medical scientist with 25 years experience and 23 years experience in Africa where I also have my home and children. The issue is one requiring a massive joint effort.

Report as: spam offensive lulkysaurse on 12/13/07 at 11pm

I’d prefer reading in my native language, because my knowledge of your languange is no so well. But it was interesting!




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