He gave the charge in Enugu after commissioning some healthcare facilities at the Good Shepherd Specialist Hospital, Enugu, owned by the Anglican Diocese of Enugu.
He said, “We have every reason to thank God for what God is doing through his servants, the Archbishop of Enugu Province and the Bishop of Enugu Diocese and through the children of G0d, the clery, the lay people and friends of this Diocese. “So, here we have a good mission hospital, with wonderful health personnel that are ready to give their best.
“Apart from hospitals and other health clinics, we want to encourage our Dioceses to engage in pharmaceutical production. We are in need of the necessary, even the basic medications. We have wonderful hands trained in Nigeria that can do this. If we do so, there will be no need for health tourism.