Finance Commissioner, Sarah Adi Extends Lifeline In Wukari Through Medical Outreach

The Commissioner for Finance, Budget, and Economic Planning in Taraba State, Hon. Dr. Sarah Enoch Adi, has once again demonstrated her unwavering commitment to humanitarian service through a far-reaching medical outreach initiative.

As part of her monthly humanitarian efforts, Dr. Adi donated essential medications to several healthcare facilities and extended financial support to patients in need, helping to ease the burden of medical expenses. Beneficiaries included the Primary Health Care Centre in Pwadzu, Federal Teaching Hospital Wukari, CRCN Mission Clinic, and several other rural clinics.

The Commissioner's intervention was not limited to donations alone. Her presence at the facilities—marked by personal interaction with staff and patients—brought renewed hope and emotional uplift to many.

Among the facilities visited were the Dispensary Clinic in Gindin Dorowa, the Dispensary in Nyakwala Village, CRCN Clinic in Nwonyon, PHC Clinic in Gidan Idi, PHC Clinic in Byepyi Village, PHC Clinic in Rafin Kada Village, TsokwaPrivate Hospital in Rafin Kada, and CRCN Clinic in RafinKada.

At each location, patients and healthcare workers expressed deep gratitude. Many were visibly moved, with some shedding tears as they received critical medications and financial support. For them, Dr. Adi's visit was more than a donation—it was a beacon of compassion and solidarity.

"This is more than leadership; this is restoration in action," one community health worker remarked.

Dr. Adi's continued outreach efforts have earned her widespread praise for her empathy-driven approach to public service. Her example serves as a reminder that leadership can—and should—be a force for healing and tangible change.