COVID-19: GTBank setting up 100-Bed Intensive Care Center

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Guaranty Trust Bank, Nigeria’s leading lender, is setting up a 100-bed Intensive Care Centre at Onikan for Nigerians that may be infected by coronavirus, the bank said Tuesday.

Segun Agbaje, Chief executive Officer, GTBank in a statement said that the center will be fully equipped with all the necessary gadgets, including respirators and personnel to treat and care for those that may be affected.

The Centre will be fully set up by the end of this week, Agbaje said.
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