Holy Spirit Hospital: a pivotal point for heightened medical alertness

By: Ibrahim Jalloh - (Jallomy)

The National medical state of preparedness to combat the Corona Virus is not only amazing but reassuring.

A visit at the Catholic owned and managed Holy Spirit Hospital in the North East Regional capital of Makeni city crowns the extent of reliability and dependability on the heightened state of medical preparedness to combat the global pandemic.

Holy Spirit is a medical miracle. It started as a small clinic in a room and parlour in the Masuba Parish building to what it has become today, a giant and full blown medical center.

The secret behind this is the untiring and passionate pioneering efforts of a devout young Catholic professional, Dr. Patrick Turay. Dr. Turay is incredibly phenomenal and has achieved a significant milestone in the medical landscape of not only Sierra Leone but in Africa South of the Sahara.

We hope that here will be a learning point.

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