Genesis Medical Diagnostics Centre congratulates Soun, expresses worry over rate of sudden death
Yinka ADETUNJI
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Genesis Medical Diagnostics Centre, Agboinin, Ogbomoso, has congratulated the Soun of Ogbomosoland, Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye on his Tuesday’s victory at the Appeal Court in Ibadan.
This is as the medical centre expresses worry over the increasing rate of sudden death in the society, urging the citizens to attach greater importance to their health.
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In a congratulatory message to the victorious monarch the Chief Executive Officer of Genesis Diagnostics Medical Centre, Prince Victor Olawuyi, said the court victory resonates well with the people of Ogbomoso and a reflection of their collective aspirations, calling on the people for a greater cooperation and collaboration towards engineering the birth of a greater Ogbomoso.
“The pronouncement of victory for our esteemed monarch His Imperial Majesty Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye Orumogege lll inspires immense excitement because it resonates well with the people and is a reflection of the collective aspirations of the people of the town,” Prince Olawuyi notes.
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“Arising from the celebration of the victory l call on our people to let us forge greater cooperation and foster collaboration to engineer the birth of a new city, a model community that will be the envy of others. That is a task imposed on us as is evident in the drive of our reverred monarch. Let’s join hands to make our communities better. Congratulations Kabiyesi.”
Meanwhile, the medical diagnostics expert observed that sudden death is becoming more rampant stressing “this mostly is as a result of negligence of our health monitor.”
He reiterated that “our health is vital, we need to monitor it especially as we grow older to avoid unnecessary complications that can become fatal.”
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He maintains Genesis Centre offers a wide range of diagnostics services including medical laboratory service, ultrasound and imaging service, cardiology (ECG and ECHOCARDIOGRAM), blood banking service, infertility profiling saying the people should avail themselves of these services and others.
