Guaranty Trust Bank, Nigeria’s leading lender, is setting up a 100-bed Intensive Care Centre at Onikan for Nigerians that may be infected by coronavirus, the bank said Tuesday.

Segun Agbaje, Chief executive Officer, GTBank in a statement said that the center will be fully equipped with all the necessary gadgets, including respirators and personnel to treat and care for those that may be affected.

The Centre will be fully set up by the end of this week, Agbaje said.

anonimi:


You don't know what you are talking about.
What have you made your LGA councillor, chairman, state house of assembly lawmaker, senator and representative do on this virus matter?

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr

Nice one

wizzyrich:
I think you're still left behind the slave trade era with this your "Damnnnn Niggarrr" post

Tomide007:
If every bank should do this, it'll be a great start

ejihand:
Anyone could rent a building and provide (camp) beds. The question is
1. Is this place equipped with ventilators, PEP, etc
2. What about medical personnels?
3. Availability of testing kits nko?


If these basic things are not in place, kindly shut down the damn building. Let everyone sit his/her ass down at home.

Big corporations like this, are the conduit pipes corrupt politicians used to siphon millions of dollars to foreign nation to acquire choiced properties.

Critical health infrastructure have been neglected over the years. They are looking for avenues to safe their face now. Let them continue to open new branches in every nook and cranny of the city without investing in critical medical equipment and supplies. We are in this together.

Uncle Coro doesn't differentiate between the rich and poor, leaders and followers, etc. Everyone is equal in the eyes Corona virus.

ejihand:
Anyone could rent a building and provide (camp) beds. The question is
1. Is this place equipped with ventilators, PEP, etc
2. What about medical personnels?
3. Availability of testing kits nko?


If these basic things are not in place, kindly shut down the damn building. Let everyone sit his/her ass down at home.

Big corporations like this, are the conduit pipes corrupt politicians used to siphon millions of dollars to foreign nation to acquire choiced properties.

Critical health infrastructure have been neglected over the years. They are looking for avenues to safe their face now. Let them continue to open new branches in every nook and cranny of the city without investing in critical medical equipment and supplies. We are in this together.

Uncle Coro doesn't differentiate between the rich and poor, leaders and followers, etc. Everyone is equal in the eyes Corona virus.

Yankee101:
Where are the Dangotes, Alakijas, Otedolas, Adenugas, Shagayas?

I won't call TY Danjuma cos I know you don't need to ask him before he acts

wizzyrich:
I think you're still left behind the slave trade era with this your "Damnnnn Niggarrr" post

tollyboy5:
these are the real native lagosians that has nowhere to go. they did not travel to become jagaban they're natives who are accommodating and peaceful..
the brother who want to become a governor in his state has been hindered by the so-called rural-urban settlers who rule lagos now. after corona saga we should vote wisely. ii dedicate this comment to those that would be alive by then

Nbote:
Very impressive.. Dis is exactly what we were expecting from d useless govt.. If other corporate bodies can emulate dis it would gona long way in giving Nigerians a ray of hope

Rgade:

So innoson offered to produce ventilators for covid-19 patients, and GT is now setting up an intensive Care unit for them..
Am I the only one noticing a pattern here..
Remember that these two have a yet unresolved and unending case.
Perhaps the two are trying to portray themselves in good light and curry favor from the Nigerian govt and citizens alike... for their row is yet far from over

GermanMelania:


I hope you are not talking about isale eko people? Because those ones are returnees sef...like ajayi crowther.