Obi congratulates Prof. Amadi for breakthrough on respiratory technologies that keep newborn babies alive
Sunday Oct 08, 2023 10:37 am
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Labour candidate Mr. Peter Obi has congratulated Prof. Amadi, for breakthrough on respiratory technologies that keep newborn babies alive. He posted:
I join all people of goodwill in rejoicing with Prof Hippolite Amadi, a Nigerian Professor of Medical Engineering and Technology, for the breakthrough in the advancement of scientific knowledge in the area of health.
The quantum leap of his novel scientific work on respiratory technologies that keep newborn babies alive earned him the Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG)-sponsored annual award, worth $100,000
Prof Amadi's winning innovation themed, "Innovation for Enhancement of Healthcare Therapy," according to reports, comprises of Non-invasive Neonatal Ventilator (NIV); an Oxygen Delivery Blender System, and an Oxygen Splitter System, all powered by solar energy and aimed at reducing infant mortality by advancing Neonatal care in Nigeria and beyond. Such laudable innovations are highly encouraged for the growth and development of our health sector. I congratulate Prof. Amadi and thank him for his painstaking efforts in bringing this innovation to the limelight.
Nigeria, as I have maintained, is filled with great minds with different innovative ideas that can move the country forward if given good governance and ethical leadership. That is what we intend to offer.
A New innovative Nigeria is POssible.
#PeterObi 🇳🇬
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Labour candidate Mr. Peter Obi has congratulated Prof. Amadi, for breakthrough on respiratory technologies that keep newborn babies alive. He posted:
I join all people of goodwill in rejoicing with Prof Hippolite Amadi, a Nigerian Professor of Medical Engineering and Technology, for the breakthrough in the advancement of scientific knowledge in the area of health.
The quantum leap of his novel scientific work on respiratory technologies that keep newborn babies alive earned him the Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG)-sponsored annual award, worth $100,000
Prof Amadi's winning innovation themed, "Innovation for Enhancement of Healthcare Therapy," according to reports, comprises of Non-invasive Neonatal Ventilator (NIV); an Oxygen Delivery Blender System, and an Oxygen Splitter System, all powered by solar energy and aimed at reducing infant mortality by advancing Neonatal care in Nigeria and beyond. Such laudable innovations are highly encouraged for the growth and development of our health sector. I congratulate Prof. Amadi and thank him for his painstaking efforts in bringing this innovation to the limelight.
Nigeria, as I have maintained, is filled with great minds with different innovative ideas that can move the country forward if given good governance and ethical leadership. That is what we intend to offer.
A New innovative Nigeria is POssible.
#PeterObi 🇳🇬
READ ALSO → Prof. Pat Utomi to Speak on Obi Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe Annual Lecture Series
READ ALSO → Hon. Paul Obu celebrates Prof. Humphrey Nwosu on 83rd birthday
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