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Miss Health Nigeria brings succor to 2 persons with disabilities in Delta State

By Agbo Christian
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It was all smiles on the faces of the people present when Miss health Nigeria, Queen Imelda James on the 29th December 2020 donated two wheelchairs to two persons with disabilities (Miss Ngozi Ossai and Madam Oseji) at her maternal home town Umuseti Oliogo Utagba -Uno, Ndokwa West LGA, Delta State.

The donation was done during the conferment of Inotu chieftaincy tittle on her three uncles; Chief & Lolo Akogo A. Sense, Chief & Lolo Akogo Kendrick E. D and Chief & Lolo Akogo Wilson Ojie.

It was in continuation of her Christmas celebration which she started in Abuja where she donated 3 wheelchairs to 3 persons with disabilities and also shared some food items to indigent people on Christmas Day.

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