New Eye Hospital Enhances Healthcare in Oyo State

The establishment of a new eye hospital in Ibadan, Oyo State, represents a significant advancement in healthcare, funded by the Albasar International Foundation. Governor Seyi Makinde described the facility as a strategic milestone in providing equitable access to high-quality healthcare.
He noted that visual impairments pose a severe threat to social inclusion and economic development. The initiative includes the deployment of dedicated eye health desks across 33 local government areas to improve grassroots healthcare delivery.
Professor Musbau Babatunde highlighted the socio-economic impact of visual disabilities on the workforce, particularly among the elderly population. Oba Rashidi Ladoja expressed gratitude to the Albasar International Foundation for its humanitarian efforts in Nigeria, recalling past outreach programs that performed 500 surgeries in two weeks.
Dr. Adel Abdulaziz Al Rushud emphasized the hospital's design to integrate public and non-governmental health structures, ensuring optimal healthcare reach across the region.
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