Seadogs Provide Free Healthcare to 1,000 in Opobo

The National Association of Seadogs (NAS), through the Olympus Marino Deck, organized a free medical outreach in Opobo Kingdom, Rivers State, benefiting about 1,000 residents. The initiative, themed “Health for All: Bridging the Care Gap in Opobo Kingdom,” provided services such as medical consultations, medications, dental care, optometry, and health education.
This outreach was part of the deck's annual October 1 medical mission, aimed at addressing the community's healthcare needs following the recent coronation of King Charles Douglas MacPepple Jaja. Capoon Ateli Biambo stated that hundreds received treatment within the first hours.
Dr. Emmanuel Orlu emphasized the initiative's goal to identify healthcare gaps, while Dr. Atama Valentine noted the geographical challenges faced by residents in accessing specialized care. The outreach also included home visits for critically ill patients.
Kingsley Ikeokwu, President of Barrakuda X Deck, highlighted the collaboration's impact, and Chief Chamberlain Peterside commended the organizers for providing significant relief to residents, especially the elderly.
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