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COVID-19: Access Bank to engage experts in training Nigerian doctors, build health centres

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Access Bank to train doctors, build 1000-bed centres: Access Bank is leading other corporate bodies to build four fully equipped 1000-bed centres. It also plans to fly in technical partners to train Nigerian doctors.

In a statement, the bank’s Chief  Executive Officer (CEO), Herbert Wigwe, said: “In addition to the safety measures we have put in place and extending continuity,we are also bringing in mobilisation, support and thought leadership and resources.We are putting measures in place to complement government efforts in the fight against Covid-19.

“We would be bringing in Chinese experts to provide technical and training support for our medical practitioners.

“We are working with Dangote Foundation and other organisations to drive this Initiative, he pointed out.’’

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