700 Widows in Lagos Receive Free Medical Outreach Support

Primus Charity Foundation conducted its second annual medical outreach program in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State, benefiting no fewer than 700 widows. The initiative, led by President Tomi Tomori, aimed to enhance access to healthcare services for vulnerable members of the community.

The outreach included free medical consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, counseling services, and health education, with referrals for further medical attention as necessary. Tomori emphasized the importance of supporting low-income residents who face challenges in accessing healthcare due to financial constraints.

The foundation also distributed food items to the widows as part of its humanitarian support efforts. Tomori commended the healthcare professionals, volunteers, and community leaders who contributed to the program's success.

The outreach reflects the foundation's commitment to improving lives and expanding healthcare access, particularly for vulnerable groups such as widows and the elderly in Nigeria, where healthcare affordability remains a significant challenge.