Mary Elms Mission Hospital, Odoakpu Onitsha

23/09/2023

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Mary Elms Mission Hospital, along Modebe road/ Anionwu street Odoakpu, Onitsha (Diocese On The Niger) will hold interview for the following personnels on 27th September, 2023 at 10am.
- Pharmacist/Pharmacy Technician
- lab Scientist/lab technician
- Registered Nurse
Interested applicants should send their applications, CV and photocopies of credentials to the office of the Ag. Administrator, on or before 27th September, 2023.

Ag. Administrator

16/09/2022

Awka-Etiti Communities @ Mary Elms Mission Hospital receiving free medical care.
Don't be left out.

16/09/2022

Oba communities receiving their free medical care @ Mary Elms Mission hospital, Odoakpu Onitsha.

15/09/2022

Free medical care shall hold tomorrow 16th September, 2022 at Mary Elms Mission Hospital, Odoakpu Onitsha for Awka-Etiti Communities, free buses will be available to convey patients to the hospital.

15/09/2022

Nnokwa and Oraukwu communities receiving health care @ Mary Elms Mission Hospital today 15th September, 2022.

15/09/2022

15/09/2022

Diocese on the Niger
(Anglican Communion)
Mary Elms Mission Hospital

The Ultra Modern Hospital in the Diocese on the Niger, Mary Elms Mission Hospital, Odoakpu Onitsha is a massive hospital built and funded by the Women's Ministry of the Diocese ably led by Pharm. Dr. Elsie Nonyelum Nwoloko ( Mama Niger).
It's well equiped, aiming at giving the best and affordable health care to both people within the state and abroad.

The Hospital is currently running her Free medical outreach aimed at affecting the lives of 200 persons per archdeaconry out of all communities in each of the 19 Archdeaconries in the Diocese on the Niger.

The Bishop on the Niger, Rt. Rev. Dr. Owen Chiedozie Nwokolo appending his signate of approval and episcopal seal has allowed all churches to gain access to this great opportunity.

Currently, The President of the Women's Ministry Diocese on the Niger, Pharm. Dr. Elsie Nonyelum Nwokolo (Mama Niger) has proposed to make this available to 4000 persons both young and old in the Diocese on the Niger. Free buses are also made available to move the sick persons to the hospital and back to their various locations.

This free medical care excercise will last for a period of one month and ends once the mission have reached all Archdeaconries.

This mission is first to those in the Rural Archdeaconries and then it proceeds to the Urban Archdeaconries.

The hospital has given free medications to people of various rural communities namely; Ogbunike, Awkuzu, Umunya, Nkwelle, Nteje, Oba, Ojoto, Nnobi, Oraukwu, and Nnokwa communities. While

Tomorrow being Friday 16th of September we will welcome the sick persons from Awka-Etiti Communities and environs.

Be there, Don't miss out

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