Nigerian entertainer Kcee and businessman Emeka Okonkwo, popularly known as E-Money, have begun construction of a new health centre in their hometown of Amamputu, Uli, in Anambra State.
The project is aimed at improving access to basic medical services for residents of the community and surrounding areas. For many families, primary healthcare often requires travelling long distances, a challenge the new facility is expected to reduce.
Community members and local leaders gathered as the initiative was officially flagged off. The development has been widely welcomed, with residents describing it as a significant step toward better healthcare delivery, emergency response, and maternal and child support services.
Kcee and E-Money, who both hail from the area, have been involved in several philanthropic efforts over the years, frequently supporting causes connected to youth empowerment, infrastructure, and welfare. The health centre project adds to a growing list of interventions credited to the brothers.
While full details of the completion timeline and medical services to be offered are yet to be announced, the groundbreaking signals a long-term investment in the wellbeing of the community.
Residents say the facility will help create jobs, encourage routine health checks, and bring professional care closer to home.
