Senator Eteng Williams pays medical bills for 21 patients in Ikom, demonstrating compassion and kindness during Easter celebrations.
Victoria Omini.
In a heartwarming display of compassion and commitment to his constituents, Senator Eteng Jonah Williams has settled the medical bills of 21 patients and newborns at Holy Trinity Joint Hospital in Ikom. The beneficiaries, who were unable to pay their bills, were discharged after the senator's timely intervention.
Senator Williams stated that the gesture was part of his commitment to bring relief to his people and demonstrate the love and sacrifice embodied by Jesus Christ. He emphasized that no economic situation should prevent anyone from celebrating the death and resurrection of Christ or experiencing God's faithfulness.
The senator's intervention covered critical surgeries, orthopedic treatments, and premature births requiring incubator care. One of the beneficiaries, Mrs. Mbeh Blessing, expressed deep gratitude, saying, "He has rescued us when we couldn’t pay the bills. May God continue to bless him so that he can keep caring for his people as he’s doing."
Senator Williams also inspected the hospital facilities and assured the management that he will intervene to improve the quality of healthcare in the district. This gesture reflects his commitment to the well-being of his constituents beyond just settling medical bills.
The senator's actions have brought joy and relief to the beneficiaries and their families. As one of the patients was discharged, Senator Williams reiterated that his action was not just a seasonal gesture but a reflection of Christ-like virtues of love, sacrifice, and compassion.
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