Renowned front line politician and former Governorship candidate, Tonye Princewill, has revealed a groundbreaking partnership with the prestigious American Hospital in Dubai aimed at revolutionizing healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa. Speaking to reporters, Princewill disclosed that plans are underway to establish a representative office, diagnostic center, and a full-fledged hospital in Port Harcourt, signaling a significant advancement in the region’s medical infrastructure.
Furthermore, Princewill confirmed that the collaboration with American Hospital will involve comprehensive training programs for doctors, nurses, and individuals seeking vocational skills such as masonry, carpentry, and welding. The initiative, which does not rely on government funding, aims to empower local communities and enhance job opportunities for thousands of residents.
In addition to the healthcare advancements, Princewill outlined plans to introduce cutting-edge technology that will provide rural areas with access to high-speed broadband networks. This innovation is poised to bridge the digital divide and create new opportunities for economic growth and development in remote regions.
Highlighting the commitment to sustainable energy solutions, Princewill announced a significant investment of 2.5 million dollars to establish a solar farm village, with Eleme and Kalabari identified as the initial locations for these projects. These initiatives are projected to generate employment for over 2000 individuals and drive socio-economic progress in the state.
Expressing optimism about the transformative impact of these initiatives, Princewill emphasized the importance of garnering support from the community to realize the vision for a prosperous and progressive Rivers State. With a target timeline set for 2025, Princewill’s focus remains steadfast on driving positive change and fostering growth in the region, steering attention away from political distractions to concentrate on meaningful development efforts.