The Jonah Inheritance, a United States of America based Christian NGO, recently donated medical supplies and equipment to Bingham University.

The Jonah Inheritance an NGO founded by the brother and sister duo, Dr. Samkon Gado and Ruth Gado Coleman is a Christian non-profit organization providing high-quality medical care to Africa’s most vulnerable populations. The NGO seeks to provide opportunities and resources for African doctors to serve at all levels of healthcare.

Speaking during the visit to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. W. B. Qurix in his office, the co-founder and CEO of the NGO Mrs. Ruth Gado, Coleman, stated that the donations were geared towards building on the enviable records already established by the university in the area of medical sciences. They hoped that the medical supplies would go a long way in the training of medical students and by extension provision of high quality healthcare to Africa’s most vulnerable populations.

Also speaking, the co-founder who is a medical doctor, Dr. Samkon Gado, stated that as an NGO they were very delighted to be associated with Bingham University and to assist in building its capacity to provide health care to Africa’s vulnerable populations. Dr.Gado also sought the partnership of the university in providing health care to Africa`s vulnerable populations.

In his response, Prof. Qurix appreciated the Jonah Inheritance organization for deeming the university fit for the donation of medical supplies and equipment. He assured them that the items would be put to prudent use.

He also welcomed the partnership, stressing that their coming would definitely add value to the University.

Prof. Qurix opined that the partnership with Jonah Inheritance will provide an opportunity to build further on the capacity of the university to train medical students and by extension provide health care to Africa’s most vulnerable populations.

The Founders of the US based NGO, were accompanied by their parents Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Gado.

Rev. Gado is the erstwhile President of ECWA.