Babcock Marks Founders’ Day with Free Medical, Legal Outreach
Funmi Ogundare Babcock University recently provided free medical and legal services for more than 300 residents of Ilishan-Remo, its host community, as part of activities marking its 67th Founders’ Day
Babcock University celebrated its 67th Founders' Day and 27th anniversary by offering free medical and legal services to over 300 residents of Ilishan-Remo, its host community. The university’s Teaching Hospital medical team provided specialist consultations, eye exams, dental care, blood pressure and blood sugar checks, medications, health education, counseling and spiritual care.
Residents benefited from HIV screening, health talks, and minor and major surgical procedures, including Mrs Oshitola Kujirat, who received malaria medication and treatment for her leg pain free of charge. The university’s Legal Services Department also provided free consultations on issues such as landlord-tenant disputes, land-related matters, divorce proceedings, child custody and maintenance, dissolution of marriages, and estate property sharing.
Dr Joseph Agada, Director of Legal Services, reported that many residents were satisfied with the legal advice given. The university emphasized its dedication to sustainable community development and empowerment, highlighting the impact of the outreach on residents' understanding of their rights and adherence to the law. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Afolarin Ojewole affirmed the institution's commitment to service, reaffirming the university's mission to provide accessible healthcare, justice, and dignity for all, while strengthening ties with the host community and beyond.
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