LG Electronics Donates “New Artcool” Air Conditioning Units To Wuse District Hospital Abuja

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Continuing its commitment to support the health care delivery services in Nigeria, LG Electronics a global leader in consumer electronics has decided to support Wuse District Hospital, FCT Abuja, where it donated the newly introduced Artcool Inverter air conditioners to the hospital.

 L-R: Branch Manager, Fouani Nigeria Limited, Abuja, Mr. Mostapha Khrais, Medical Director, Wuse District Hospital, Abuja, Dr. Sa’ad Idris, Head, Corporate Marketing, LG Electronics West Africa Operation, Mr. Hari Elluru and Head, Clinical Services, Wuse District Hospital, Dr. Rita Idemudia at the LG Electronics CSR Initiative donation of New Artcool Air Conditioning Units to the District Hospital

LG Electronics has been working on a number of CSR initiatives to help communities in every possible aspect and reaffirm its commitment towards the people in the development of cutting-edge technological products, and embarking on this gesture in order to support health care delivery services in Nigeria.

At the event, officials of LG Electronics interrelated with the health center management as well as members of the community. The donated items are expected to meet the needs of the health centre in their mission to provide people in the community with better health care services.

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Speaking at the occasion, Head of Corporate Marketing, LG Electronics West Africa Operations, Mr. Hari Elluru, said; “LG is one of the most loved and trusted brand by millions of consumers, and as a responsible brand we are committed to contribute for meaningful and social causes and Health Care System is an extension of this philosophy. “

“This is a drive to extend our support to the people of this community and beyond and to the management of Wuse District Hospital. We hope that by this contribution we are able to further bring a positive support and change where it is mostly needed.”

“The LG Artcool Ionizer feature has been proven to sterilize over 99% of adhering bacteria within 60 minutes. (Sterilize Escherichia coli over 99.9% in 30 min and Staphylococcus aureus over 99.6% in 60 min).”

“Also the comprehensive auto cleaning function prevents the forming of bacteria and mold on the heat exchanger and thus provides a more pleasant and comfortable environment for the user. While the Micro Dust Filter captures and eliminates harmful micro-particles, including bacteria and dust, in order to deliver fresh, clean air.”

The Medical Director of Wuse District Hospital, FCT Abuja, Dr. Sa’ad Idris who recieved the items, thanked LG Electronics for their generous donation.

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He said; “We are proud to be the recipients of these distinctively designed air conditioners. We appreciate LG Electronics generosity and good will to our community which is clearly demonstrated by this donation.”

“By donating these innovative Air Conditioners, LG Electronics through this event has shown itself to be a brand that truly cares for the health of the community.”

“The Air Conditioning units will be installed in the wards and offices which previously had no cooling mechanisms and it will greatly enhance the comfort of the patients and staff making their experience much more pleasant.”

“One thing about LG Air conditioner is the energy saving feature and 10 year warranty on the compressor which reduces the maintenance cost. This has helped in no small measure to preserve environments and help to improve quality of life. We implore LG to keep the good work up and running so that all and sundry can benefit. Life is truly good with LG!”

Life’s about more than having the latest electronics. It’s about the experience technology creates. LG’s vision is to deliver innovative digital products and services that make life better, easier and more comfortable. LG Nigeria delivers unique home appliance products that let the end users embrace life and prepare for its greatest moments.

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