Objectives on infrastructure development set by the ECK Foundation for the Millennium.
Particularly in these trying times, infrastructure development continues to be the primary factor in improving people’s lives and state of health. Giving lives the full attention they need to improve and live longer is essential to putting human society back on the path to greatness.
Economically speaking, human civilization must flourish in areas with robust supplies of the social amenities that significantly improve and sustain quality of life.
The Eck Foundation was founded with this idea in mind to better assist you. Health is riches, and we care more about improving it than the pyramids of Egypt. There is a global movement to create a better society where the environment and the survival of humans are given top priority.
We now recognise that there are significant obstacles to people’s well-being, and finding answers to these problems demands our full attention. One of the most pressing issues facing humanity today is health, which makes it imperative that we continue to support the development of an environment that allows our citizens to easily obtain medical care. As an example, our women, who are numerous, have occasionally faced severe family healthcare issues as a result of limited clinic accessibility. The lack of paediatric care facilities for infants and young children in our community has resulted in a high rate of child mortality, and the Eck Foundation is gravely concerned about all these urgent problems.
We also feel the burns on our skin from this terrible trend, which has unfortunately resulted in a large number of deaths of our elderly parents owing to poor health care provisions.
We are in top consultations with other global healthcare agencies, World Health, and other health services providers/stakeholders in the sector to extend a life-saving healthcare asset to our people in Bende and Abia North Senatorial district, as this was a major factor in the formation of this international governmental organisation. Our collaboration is still firmly glued and cemented, and Dr. Alex Otti’s government has been so marvellously tied to improving Abia State in numerous sectors of life. In this millennium of health infrastructure improvement, state-of-the-art technical fireworks on health-related matters have triumphed over ignorance. This is a time to free our people from the outdated healthcare system and provide a more modern one where people may receive the better treatment that they deserve, unlike in the past. We no longer live in an iron or stone age; instead, the world is rapidly moving towards hybrid technology that can protect civilization as a whole from preventable risks and disasters.
Not just in the health industry, but also in other endeavours like skill development and other initiatives pertaining to self-empowerment, in order to establish a pathway for elevating our young people to the forefront of linked economic potentialities. This means that we must keep talking to the young people about their goals, areas of interest, and next steps. According to the adage, “Rome was not built in a day,” and with regard to the action plans on the Eck Foundation’s desk, a progressive commitment is being made to guarantee their realisation based on the importance of each task and the time component. The good news is that the groundwork has been done, and with your help, it won’t be left unfinished; instead, more efforts should be directed on achieving and commissioning them.
The Eck Foundation’s nondiscriminatory mission is to improve humankind’s quality of life. Our pillar is firmly positioned on this sturdy rock, and everything we possess is intended for everyone.
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President Emeka Kalu Diasporan Eck, Chief Dr.
