SUNU Health Reiterates Commitment To Human Health, Wellbeing

Chief Operating Officer, SUNU Health Maintenance Organisation, HMO, Dr. Faith Nwachi, has reiterated the organisation’s commitment to human health and well-being.

Nwachi said this in Lagos on Friday when the HMO hosted Cute Kids Haven Foundation, CKHF, a Non-Governmental Organisation, NGO.

She said that SUNU Health is a subsidiary of SUNU Group with a presence in 17 African countries.

“SUNU is all about everything good with dedication and passion to human existence and wellbeing.

“We are happy to associate with CKHF NGO, the smile on the children’s faces on the occasion of their day brings us joy.

“We hope to continue to partner with you in your future endeavours” she said

Earlier, CKHF NGO Administrator, Mr. Ayodeji Fadipe, said that support from organisations like SUNU Health HMO helped to keep the NGO going.

Fadipe said that it was not about giving alone, but the relevance the NGO got from the HMO.

According to him, it is such relevance and recognition that propels the NGO to put smiles on the faces of children.

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