The First Lady of Delta State, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, has ushered in the New Year with a heartwarming humanitarian gesture at the General Hospital, Ughelli, where she presented gift items to the first baby of the year and other newborns delivered during the festive period.

During her visit, the First Lady through her You Matter Charity Foundation shared in the joy of mothers who welcomed their babies at the dawn of the New Year, offering mother-and-child care items as a symbol of love, hope, and encouragement. The atmosphere at the maternity ward was filled with gratitude and excitement as beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the thoughtful intervention.

In a remarkable show of compassion, Deaconess Oborevwori also paid the medical bills of all mothers present in the maternity ward, easing their financial burden and allowing them to begin the New Year on a joyful and stress-free note. This gesture was widely applauded by hospital staff and family members who described it as timely and impactful.

Addressing the mothers and healthcare workers, the First Lady emphasized the importance of unity, peaceful coexistence, and mutual support, especially within healthcare facilities. She urged both staff and patients to continue working together in harmony to ensure quality healthcare delivery across the state.

She reaffirmed her commitment to maternal and child welfare, noting that the well-being of mothers and newborns remains a top priority of the Oborevwori administration. According to her, celebrating the New Year by giving hope and support to families reflects the values of compassion and togetherness.

Hospital management praised the First Lady for her consistent support to the health sector, describing her visit as a morale booster that would further inspire dedication among healthcare workers.

The visit to General Hospital, Ughelli, stands as a strong reminder of the Delta State government’s people-centered approach and commitment to building a caring and united society.