Nigeria’s leading engineering construction company, Julius Berger
Nigeria Plc, has continued to sustain and expand its covid-19
palliatives donations in the country.
The company had made series of important corporate social
responsibility contributions including food supplies, personal
protective equipment, much needed clinical beds and mattress
donations as well as ambulance vehicle, amongst others to Local
Councils, communities, hospitals; and government-nominated covid-
19 isolation centres across the country since the corona virus
pandemic began.
Julius Berger, in fulfillment of the company’s Managing Director, Dr
Lars Richter’s pledge to continue to assist the government and people
of Nigeria to the best of its ability in the fight to contain the spread
and impact of covid-19, again last Monday, donated large quantities
of needed beds to more health care facilities.
The Julius Berger hospital palliatives donation team from the Abuja-
Kano Road project, led by Yusuf Ibrahim, again donated more
hospital beds to the Umar Musa Yar’Dua Memorial Hospital,
Wuse, Niger State. The Julius Berger team was received by the Head
of Clinicals, DrRichard A. Agba. He on behalf of the hospital thanked
Julius Berger for its goodwill and proactive corporate social
responsibility gesture.
The Julius Berger team also visited and donated more hospital beds
to the Primary Health Care Centre at Jere, Kargako Local
Government Area in Kaduna State, where the Wazirin (District head)
of Jere, Alhaji Abdullahi Daniya was on hand to receive the Julius
Berger Hospital Palliatives Donations Team. The Wazirin of Jere
also thanked Julius Berger for the kind gesture which he said is a
reflection of the sensitivity of the company to the real needs of the
community’s Health Care Centre at this time.
