Eniobanke Foundation Offers Free Medical Outreach in Ilorin

Eniobanke Foundation for Humanity conducted a free medical outreach in Ilorin, Kwara State, targeting over 3,000 residents from Wednesday to Friday. The outreach began at the Emir’s palace and concluded in the Tanke area.
Mr. Quadri AbdulSamad, Director of Programme, stated that the initiative aims to enhance healthcare delivery and support the socio-wellbeing of the community. The outreach, in conjunction with the Federal Medical Center, Markudi, provides free medical services, including testing for HIV, high blood pressure, and diabetes, along with free medications.
Those requiring further treatment will be referred to appropriate medical centers. The foundation plans to extend similar outreach to seven other states: Oyo, Ogun, Edo, Cross River, Delta, and Plateau.
Medical Coordinator Mr. Ibrahim Saddiq emphasized the foundation's commitment to giving back to society through free healthcare. Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, noting the outreach alleviates financial burdens amid economic challenges.
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