By Suzan Edeh, Bauchi
The Bauchi State Chapter of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) Door-to-Door Movement has extended humanitarian aid to the General Hospital, Ningi, donating essential clinical cleaning materials and cash to vulnerable patients.
The intervention, led by the movement’s State Coordinator, Hon. Muhammad Auwal Adamu, was designed to boost sanitation infrastructure at the facility while easing the immediate healthcare costs of individuals undergoing treatment.
Beyond environmental support for the hospital, the delegation provided direct financial assistance to patients on the wards.
According to the movement’s leadership, the cash provisions are intended to help patients purchase prescribed medications and alleviate the pressing financial burdens often associated with hospital stays.
Speaking during the presentation, Hon. Muhammad Auwal Adamu emphasized that the initiative complements public healthcare delivery and reinforces the group’s focus on community welfare alongside its grassroots civic activities.
The delegation was received by Assistant Chief Nurse Henry Natashi, representing Chief Nursing Officer Caleb Salihu Auta, alongside the hospital’s Administrative Secretary, Mr. Adamu Haruna.
The hospital officials expressed gratitude to the movement for its timely intervention, noting that the combination of sanitation supplies and patient financial aid provides substantial relief to both the facility’s operations and its matching patient population.
This humanitarian outreach marks an expansion of the platform’s community presence in Bauchi State, shifting its scope beyond conventional political mobilization to direct social interventions.
The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement is a prominent political mobilization platform established to support the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The network was founded by High Chief Dr. Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo (popularly known as Tompolo), with Dr. Bala Maijama’a Wunti serving as a National Convener and Board of Trustees member.
