A social and networking group of professionals, the Unicorns Club, has given N500,000 to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Jabi, Abuja, to help 11 indigent patients pay their hospital bills, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
The gesture was part of the club's 2026 Annual General Meeting activities, held in Abuja on Saturday. NAN reports that the club draws its members from different professional backgrounds and from several states across the country.
About the club
Per the report, the Unicorns Club was established in 2011 and was formally incorporated on May 27, 2015.
What the hospital and club said
Erdoo Yarshi, who leads the hospital's unit for indigent patients and welfare, received the donation. She thanked the club for stepping in at the right time. According to NAN, she said the support met a constant need among patients who cannot settle what they owe the hospital.
The club's chairman, Anthony Attai, in turn thanked the hospital team for making the process of giving smooth. He praised the unit for being transparent from start to finish.
Two beneficiaries, Mr Muhammad Saidu and Patience Ime, also thanked the club for the gesture, NAN reported. The agency described the donation as part of the club's wider commitment to civic responsibility and community welfare.
