Foundation Provides Free Medical Outreach in Kwara, Targets over 3,000 Residents
Hammed Shittu in Ilorin As part of effort to take healthcare delivery to the people of the grassroots in Kwara State, a non governmental organisation, Eniobanke Foundation for Humanity has
In Kwara State, a non-governmental organization called Eniobanke Foundation for Humanity has launched a free medical outreach program targeting over 3,000 residents in Ilorin. The initiative, which began at the Emir's palace and will continue for three days, is set to conclude at Tanke area of Ilorin on Friday.
Hammed Shittu reported on behalf of Eniobanke Foundation for Humanity that the program is part of their mandate to provide quality medical attention to the less privileged in society. The Director of Programme, Mr. Quadri AbdulSamad, explained that the foundation's passion for service and desire to give back to the community spurred the creation of this outreach. The event is being conducted in conjunction with the Federal Medical Center, Markudi, in Benue State.
During the three-day outreach, qualified medical personnel will provide free healthcare services to the attendees, helping them address various health issues. The beneficiaries will undergo testing for HIV, high blood pressure, eyes, and sugar levels, among other conditions. Those who require further medical attention will be referred to appropriate hospitals.
Mr. Ibrahim Saddiq, the Medical Coordinator of the outreach, emphasized that the foundation's goal is to give back to society by offering free medical care to those in need. The beneficiaries expressed their appreciation for the humanitarian gesture, stating that the free medical outreach will help alleviate the burden many households face due to the current economic challenges in the country.
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