ANAN Donates Medical Consumables to COOUTH to Boost Patient Care
By Titus Eleweke
The Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Awka Chapter, has donated medical consumables to the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH), Amaku-Awka, as part of its 2026 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative to support patient care and strengthen healthcare delivery.
According to statement issued by COOUTH PRO Team the donation was made on Wednesday, during a courtesy visit by a delegation of the Association to the hospital.
The Chief Medical Director of COOUTH, Dr. Maureen Uche Umeakuewulu, was represented by the Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Christian Chima Ibeneme, who received the delegation on behalf of the hospital management.
In his remarks, Dr. Ibeneme expressed appreciation to ANAN for selecting COOUTH as a beneficiary of its 2026 CSR initiative. He said the gesture demonstrated the Association’s commitment to fostering cordial institutional relationships and contributing to the wellbeing of the people.
He commended ANAN for its thoughtful intervention, stressing that every act of support, regardless of its size, makes a meaningful difference in improving patient care and strengthening healthcare delivery.
Dr. Ibeneme assured the delegation that the hospital management deeply appreciated the donation and its contribution to the hospital’s services.
Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the Anambra State Chairman of ANAN, Prof. P.V.C. Okoye, who led the visit, commended the hospital management for its warm reception and expressed satisfaction with the opportunity to carry out the Association’s CSR activities at COOUTH.
Prof. Okoye said ANAN was equally committed to service to humanity and remained passionate about supporting initiatives that improve the lives of people in Anambra State.
He also appealed to the hospital management to provide opportunities for ANAN members among its staff to participate in relevant professional seminars, workshops and capacity-building programmes.
According to him, such engagements would enhance the professional development of the members and contribute to the overall growth of the institution.
The CMAC received the delegation alongside other members of the hospital’s management team.
The visit highlights the importance of institutional partnerships and stakeholder collaboration in supporting patient care, promoting community wellbeing and advancing the shared commitment to service to humanity.
