Terabuuriyele International Branch donates valuable items to Bolga Regional Hospital

Terabuuriyele, a non-profit, non-partisan organization which seeks to preserve, enlighten and market the Frafra culture has donated some items needed to augment the daily operations of the Bolga Regional Hospital

The items were thermometer guns and BP apparatuses all 48 in number.

Presenting the items on behalf of the group, the National Chairman, Mr Simon Ayariga, stated that their branch abroad delegated them to come and see how the hospital is doing

They then added the items to help facilitate their work.

He said they saw the need to present the items because if the people are not in good health, they cannot preserve the culture that they are passionate about.

He noted that the group has been in existence since 2017, and have done a number of donations in the past

He noted that during the time of COVID-19, they donated some money to the government and at the regional level, they donated veronica buckets to support various institutions.

Receiving the items on behalf of the hospital, the Deputy Director of Nursing Services, Justina Ayoribila Gockah, noted that the donation was timely, as they were just the items they needed.

She assured that they would make good use of them to the benefit of their patients.

She expressed her profound gratitude to Terabuuriyele.

" You have brought them at the right time. We are grateful. We pray that God will continue to bless and favor you all and your families ", she prayed.

Terabuuriyele has acquired two plots of land in Namoo, a superb of Bolga, with the intention of Building a Cultural Villages.

It is expected to have a museum, a radio station, a hotel and a restaurant to help keep the Gurune culture alive.