Thousands receive free medical care at Ibadan outreach
Over 3,000 people in Ibadan, Oyo State, have benefited from a medical outreach organised by City Changers Global. The initiative provided free medical services, including eye checks, dental care, and prescriptions, to vulnerable residents from across the 11 local government councils in Ibadanland. Olaseni Sokunbi, the medical team lead, praised the community’s support and highlighted the large turnout. Beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the free treatments, describing the programme as a relief for many in need.
What we know
- Over 3,000 aged men, women, youths, and students have received medical assistance at the outreach organised by City Changers Global.
- The outreach included services such as prescription filling, eye checks, dental care, and blood pressure monitoring.
- Olaseni Sokunbi reported that over 2,000 prescriptions were filled and about 500 people received eyeglasses.
- Patients like Israel Akinola, Blessing Oluwole, Oluwaseun Ibikunle, Mary Olaniyi, and Olanike Sulaimon shared positive experiences, citing improvements in their health.
- Matthew Oluwajoba, President of City Changers Global, called on privileged individuals and religious leaders to support similar humanitarian efforts.
