More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
More than 100 persons have been listed to benefit from a 7-day surgical mission organised by the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign doctors who are on medical mission to the country.
The surgical and medical outreach held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque provided opportunities for residents to access free medical attention.
In order to assist people who lack required financial strength to undergo surgery, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Bamidele Abiodun through Ajose foundation and the support of foreign medical team has organized a 7 day surgical mission and medical outreach.
Through the programme held at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu and Ayepe Central Mosque Hall, many residents have had opportunity to remove lumps and check their medical status.
While at the OOUTH, Sagamu, the wife of the Governor visited the medical team performing the surgery and commended them for their efforts. She also explained reasons behind the project.
She also visited the team working at Aiyepe and had her medical checkup.
Some of the residents that require immediate attention were also attended to by the team.
One of the beneficiaries expressed his appreciation and commended the initiative.
The Chief Medical Director of OOUTH while speaking about the benefits of the outreach said it has provided knowledge transfer.
The foreign medical team were also commended for their support for the welfare and development of healthcare system in the state.
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