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Swiss Metro Group Boss, Dr Ezekiel Ibeh Donates N100m For Hospital, Nursing School in Anambra


The Chairman of Swiss Metro Group, Dr. Ezekiel Ifeyi Ibeh, has made a generous donation of N100 million to support the ongoing effort to build a community-driven hospital and nursing school in Ihiala, Anambra State.

Dr. Ibeh, who also serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Swiss Metrotiles Roofing System, announced the donation during a high-profile fundraising event organized by the Ihiala Unity Forum. The event, which held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Oriental Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, aimed to raise N1.5 billion for the establishment of the healthcare and training facilities.

Beyond his financial contribution, Dr. Ibeh pledged that one of his subsidiaries, a foremost roofing and construction company, would undertake the full roofing of the hospital and nursing school buildings upon completion of the structural phase.

The business mogul described the gesture as part of his commitment to community development and human capital empowerment, emphasizing that wealth finds its true value only when it is used to uplift others. He explained that his motivation was driven by a sense of social responsibility and gratitude to God for divine grace and success.

According to him, giving back to society, especially in the area of health and education, remains one of the noblest ways to impact lives and foster sustainable development. He expressed optimism that the project, when completed, would provide affordable healthcare services to residents and create a platform for training young healthcare professionals within Ihiala and beyond.

In their separate remarks, organizers of the event lauded Dr. Ibeh and other contributors for their generosity, noting that the initiative was conceived to address the long-standing absence of a well-equipped healthcare facility and nursing training centre in the area. They observed that Ihiala had suffered years of developmental setbacks due to insecurity, but with peace now restored, the community was refocusing on rebuilding its economy and social infrastructure.

The fundraising ceremony was attended by an array of dignitaries, philanthropists, professionals, and community leaders who pledged their individual and collective support toward the realization of the noble dream.

Highlights of the event included the unveiling of the hospital and nursing school prototype, special goodwill messages, and generous pledges from well-meaning individuals and corporate bodies committed to the community’s growth.

Among the notable personalities in attendance were High Chief Darlington Nwabunike, President of De Imperial Philanthropic Family; Barr. Donald Amamgbo, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) senatorial candidate for Anambra South; and Chief Dr. Stanley Obodoagwu, alongside many illustrious sons and daughters of Ihiala both at home and in the diaspora.

The event was widely applauded as a renewed call to unity and service, rekindling the collective resolve of Ihiala indigenes to invest in projects that directly improve lives and secure a healthier, more educated future for the community.

https://anambrapeople.com.ng/2025/11/10/swiss-metro-group-boss-donates-n100-million-for-ihiala-hospital-nursing-school/

Alex report I see you, your finger print all over the place

Igbo billionaire giving back to the igbos

Aku ruo uno...
Nice one

Igbo Amaka ooo


Ndi Biafra
Umu Chukwuokike


All hail Biafra republic 🎯⚓

100 million donation.

when you give sotey you give 100 million and you no feel am.

Everyday, you hear the name of a new billionaire you never heard before..

AllBlack:
100 million donation.

when you give sotey you give 100 million and you no feel am.

That's how Biafrans do.
We move 🚶🏾‍♂️

I heard Peter obi donated 500k I'm trying to verify it.

May God replenish his purse

Igbo men? We no dey carry last

This is how we roll down East.....using what we have in making our communities a better place without actually waiting for government.
No wonder the south east region is adjudged to have the most developed and heavily built rural areas in sub saharan Africa and could equally assume it for the entire Africa.
God bless our efforts,we will not relent! Akulouno!!!!

AustineE1:
This is how we roll down East.....using what we have in making our communities a better place without actually waiting for government.
No wonder the south east region is adjudged to have the most developed and heavily built rural areas in sub saharan Africa and could equally assume it for the entire Africa.
God bless our efforts,we will not relent! Akulouno!!!!

The Chairman of Swiss Metro Group, Dr. Ezekiel Ifeyi Ibeh, has made a generous donation of N100 million to support the ongoing effort to build a community-driven hospital and nursing school in Ihiala, Anambra State.

The event, which held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Oriental Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, aimed to raise N1.5 billion for the establishment of the healthcare and training facilities.

Yet the event was held in Lagos to develop Anambra. Ain't that funny?
This is Lagos. Second to none! Eko o ni baje!

Commendable.

Improving access to healthcare and human capital development on point.

Is it not this man's company that once won a railway contract in Iraq that's worth billions of dollars?

Freshandfitpod:
Alex report I see you, your finger print all over the place

Alex the premium otimkpu
Na wa o
People get different missions for this life o

Mrexcell:
Is it not this man's company that once won a railway contract in Iraq that's worth billions of dollars?

Lol
Una funny for this Nairaland o

That's how we roll in the East. Aku ru ulo.

TyroneP:
The Chairman of Swiss Metro Group, Dr. Ezekiel Ifeyi Ibeh, has made a generous donation of N100 million to support the ongoing effort to build a community-driven hospital and nursing school in Ihiala, Anambra State.

The event, which held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Oriental Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, aimed to raise N1.5 billion for the establishment of the healthcare and training facilities.

Yet the event was held in Lagos to develop Anambra. Ain't that funny?
This is Lagos. Second to none! Eko o ni baje!

Probably you missed the point,of course you are not Igbo and you wont know,when i used 'Akulounu slogan',it means a lot to us,wherever you are,make the money,push it down home......that's the goal!!!!! It's even sweeter knowing he probably made his money in Lagos and sent it back home.

AustineE1:
Probably you missed the point,of course you are not Igbo and you wont know,when i used 'Akuluonu slogan',it means a lot to us,wherever you are,make the money,push it down home......that's the goal!!!!! It's even sweeter knowing he probably made his money in Lagos and sent it back home.

Exactly! You captured it