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Samuel Eto’o makes generous donation to Laquintinie Hospital 0
The pavilion Samuel Eto’o, constructed in the Laquintinie Hospital in Douala in the economic metropolis, will be received today Monday by André Mama Fouda, the Francophone Minister of Public Health. Cameroon Concord News learnt that the building is a goodwill donation from Samuel Eto’o Foundation.
The new pavilion, “Samuel Eto’o”, whose construction lasted some ten years, was equipped by the foundation and will be used for emergency and pediatric resuscitation. The former veteran of the indomitable lions recently thanked all who have supported him in the realization of the project which should contribute to the development of health services in French Cameroun.
By Fru James