KPMG Professional Services, one of the ‘Big Four’ professional services firms in Nigeria, recently donated N2 million to National Orthopaedic Hospital Igbobi (NOHI), Lagos, to cater for patients’ surgeries and other medical expenses as part of its health initiatives.
In addition, the firm also presented gifts and hosted a Christmas party for the patients at the children’s ward.
Victor Onyenkpa, partner/chief operating officer, KPMG in Nigeria, said in a statement: “KPMG remains committed to ensuring a healthy population which is essential for the Nation’s economic growth, hence, nearly a decade ago, we developed and maintained strategic partnership with NOHI and have continually replicated same with some other local healthcare providers.
“We are inspired, by the lives impacted so far and are thankful for the opportunity to continue to make a difference; we are driven to do more.”
Onyenkpa presented the cheque on behalf of KPMG Nigeria and R.O. Adedoyin, deputy director, admin, NOHI, received it in proxy of the medical director, NOHI, Mustapha Alimi.
Indeed, it was a joyful celebration at the children’s ward, which involved children’s party and distribution of gifts, face painting and singing to the children. KPMG showed distinction as they inspired confidence and encouraged the children.
Gloria Ibeziako, head, People, Performance and Culture, KPMG in Nigeria, said: “The KPMG Nigeria Health Initiative is absolutely amazing and being able to strengthen the hope of these patients proves that the initiative is fulfilling its intended purpose, and truly, KPMG through its citizenship, is impacting lives and improving communities. It’s gratifying to be a part of this.”
