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373b2b2528327393225290878. Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.
Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022.

img 20220404 wa00025317512234377995874 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours.
Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere.

img 20220411 wa00333052935774174885337 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active.
From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance.

img 20220510 wa00102011793830159236748 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU’s administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution.

img 20220506 wa00084518188431554953215 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

Dr Abatan continued, “The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU’s public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we’re executing”.
“One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable”.

img 20220427 wa00118104351446876161335 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

“Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we’ve been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don’t take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps” Dr Fatai Abatan asserted
Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University’s vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success.

hon2410213617460542919. Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

Prof. Esther proceeded, “So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we’ve done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA”.
“The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best”.

img 20220423 wa00271251032370059265862 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

“With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations”.
“The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients” Prof. Esther expanded
The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

img 20220411 wa00071925018011354845618 Converging residents across numerous communities, it was all about health and wellness for inhabitants of Ikorodu North LCDA on the 12th of May 2022. The program, jury-rig by Ikorodu North LCDA in conjunction with the Lagos State University, Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Adler products Limited administered free medical outreach for 8 hours. Fora at Oriwu Club, Sagamu Road, Ikorodu, it saw the LCDA chairman, Bldr Adeola Adebisi Banjo (accompanied by the vice-chairman and other council delegates) flag off the health initiative to the delights of benefactors present at the jam-packed sphere. The chairman, who expressed his profound gratitude to every attendee, urged them to take absolute advantage of the health scheme which was organised solely to assist the community denizen and keep them active. From Breast and Cervical cancer screening, HIV and Hepatitis B screening, Blood pressure check, Blood Glucose check, Weight and Height measurement & Eye Screening, the soundness activity was duly maximised for everyone in attendance. Dr Fatai Abiodun Abatan, Senior lecturer (political science department, LASU) at the Lagos State University explained to INN that the program is established for LASU's administration to create civil relationships across communities and councils in Lagos state, a testament to the current prestige of the institution. Dr Abatan continued, "The mandate of the Lagos state university directorate of advancement (LASUDA) is to face-lift LASU's public relations in the areas of extending our goodwill projects across different communities just like what we're executing". "One good thing about this project is that the chairman, Bldr Banjo is also an alumni i of LASU, which made it easy for us to relate with the council in making this project achievable". "Given the people, an adequate avenue to check their health status has given us the commendations we've been receiving from the people of Ikorodu North LCDA, which we don't take for granted recognizing the usefulness of bringing such a program to their doorsteps" Dr Fatai Abatan asserted Professor Adeyinka Esther, director of LASUDA, who also represented the Lagos State University's vice-chancellor (Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello) shed more light on the importance of the program while at the same expanse lauded the council and community residents for arising en mass to make the program a success. Prof. Esther proceeded, "So far, this is the 7th medical outreach we've done in Lagos state and I must confess that we are witnessing the largest turnout here in Ikorodu North LCDA". "The sponsorship intervention by the council and also the turnout of residents have made this particular outreach one of the best if not the best". "With apex nurse and other medical experts on the ground, the quality of consultant personnel and even the drugs provided are beyond our expectations". "The prostate and cervical cancer kit which is quite expensive was given to us for free to the benefit of the patients" Prof. Esther expanded The outreach also covered Prostrate Cancer screening for the first 50 men above 50 years of age.

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eo0302o2m7E27288920152823013592 In a resounding moment filled with jubilation and pride, Ikorodu, a vibrant locality in Lagos State, emerged as the undefeated champion at the maiden edition of the Lagos Fitness Challenge, held on October 2, 2023. The event, organized by Keepfit Africa International, witnessed intense competition among representatives from 20 local governments in Lagos State, but it was Ikorodu who stood tall, clinching the top position. Under the rallying slogans of #IkoroduLoOgaWa, #IkoroduNoDeyCarryLast, and #IkoroduToTheWorld, the Ikorodu fitness athletes showcased their prowess and determination at the Unilag Sports Center in Yaba. Dr. Tolu Pukka Odufeko, the convener of the Ikorodu Fitness Festival, led the formidable team to this historic victory. The Lagos Fitness Challenge was an initiative aimed at promoting physical fitness, wellness, and a healthy lifestyle among residents of Lagos State. It brought together athletes and fitness enthusiasts from different backgrounds and localities to compete in various fitness disciplines. The news of Ikorodu's triumph has spread like wildfire across the region, sparking celebrations and a sense of pride among the local community. It is seen as a testament to the dedication and resilience of Ikorodu's youth, both at home and in the diaspora, who have consistently strived for excellence in the name of their beloved locality. Residents of Ikorodu are hailing this victory as a positive representation of their community and an inspiration for the younger generation to continue striving for greatness. It has also reaffirmed Ikorodu's position as a vibrant and dynamic part of Lagos State. As the celebrations continue, the people of Ikorodu express their gratitude to the athletes and organizers of the Lagos Fitness Challenge for providing a platform for showcasing their talent and fostering a culture of fitness and wellness. The triumph of Ikorodu in this competition is a resounding reminder that with determination, unity, and a commitment to excellence, the sky is the limit for this remarkable community.
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IKORODU CELEBRATES UNPRECEDENTED VICTORY IN LAGOS FITNESS CHALLENGE ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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494j4nn45360216654738531512 In a comforting gesture, the Princess Oyefusi Community Medics recently visited Bariga Local Government, providing free medical care to inhabitants. The team of dedicated healthcare professionals offered a range of services, including check-ups, consultations, and medication distribution on the 19th of August 2023. Receiving more accolades, residents praised the selfless efforts of Princess Oyefusi for her free medical agenda, which is conducted to improve the well-being of the community and ensure access to quality healthcare for all. Recall that the mobile clinic kicked off from Igbogbo Baiyeku LCDA, and strode to Ojo LG, then moved to Eti-Osa LCDA, Badagry LG and presently Bariga Local Government. Anticipating the program, the Baale of Ilaje community, Bariga, Alhaji Kayode Ayetuwa stated that he had spread the message to residents in his community ahead of the medical outreach, adding that such a scheme is needed in this period of economy downtrodden. He continued, "I even told all our stakeholders in the community yesterday about this program because health is wealth". "People are dying every day now for explanations unknown, it is only paramount we take advantage of opportunities like this to ascertain our health status". "I want to express my sincere gratitude to Princess Oyefusi for bringing this laudable program to Bariga, it is obvious she spent money to provide these drugs and cover other logistics" Baale Ayetuwa added. Mrs Modupe Ogunyemi, a Bariga indigene expressed her heartfelt appreciation to Princess Oyefusi for delivering the free ailment scheme to the Ilaje community. Describing that she woke up feeling ill, she said it was God that directed the medical outreach to come to her area because she has no money to go to the pharmacy. Adijat Ogundiyi, another resident who's dwelled in the community for over 4yrs told Ikorodu News Network (INN) that the program has sent nothing but joy to the town. "If you go to the drugstore and check the prices of the prescriptions they're given us here for free, you'll know that it is only God that brought them here". "People are going through a lot in Nigeria, the stress alone has pulled people into unspecified ailments, though I am sick, but am scared to take myself and my child to the clinic, that's why when I saw this community medics, nobody told me to come and benefit from it," she said. Sampling strips and additional anti-malaria drugs were provided for the program due to the growing number of mosquito bite-related sicknesses. Speaking to Ikorodu News Network (INN), Princess Oyefusi explained that her Community Medics highlights the power of compassion and the positive impact it can have on society. "I applaud the commitment of my entire team so far to making a difference in people's lives across Lagos State". "At every point neighbourhood, we've touched, their fervent passion and selfless service are unparalleled, they are the reason we've come this far". "Remember, small acts of kindness can create a ripple effect of positivity. Let's continue to Spread the love" Princess Oyefusi asserted Furthermore, Princess Oyefusi disclosed that Bariga Local Government recorded the highest number of diabetes cases in all the regions the program has covered. In all, over 300 residents benefited from the program.
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PRINCESS ABIODUN OYEFUSI COMMUNITY MEDICS EXTEND HELPING HAND TO BARIGA LOCALS ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

3 months ago INN
38939393ijn8323780226153493416 Members of the newly created Ikorodu Peculiar Lions club took to the interior axis of the Lagos state university of science and technology (formerly LASPOTECH) in Ikorodu on the 9th of September 2022. The service to humanity-based club engaged students from different departments randomly, urging young minds to ascertain their sugar level with frequent diabetes tests. The club applied the use of a diabetes App for quick tests and results thereafter, applying further caution for students to stay healthy. Lion (Dr) Muhammad Ogidi, the first vice president of the club shared his experience with Ikorodu News Network (INN) post-awareness campaign. "We've been here for over 3 hours, creating understanding for students, allowing them to know their minimum status, clarifying the importance of a healthy lifestyle". "Honestly, I can say that the reaction has been very welcoming, the students are keen on knowing their stance and checking their vital signs". "Most of the results we got are very encouraging because the students also do exercise which has positioned their sugar level at the equilibrium stage and my advice is for them to always keep fit" Lion Ogidi added Lion David Akinosho, chartered President, Ikorodu Peculiar Lions Club further shared more light on the essence of the awareness. "It is a global awareness campaign for the lions club, we are notifying the youths about the risks involved in not knowing their sugar level". "High blood pressure and unhealed injuries are some of the complications of diabetes". "We started by going to the marketplace at Sabo, later, we decided to come to this institution to also engage students and with the use of the App we're able to detect their sugar levels". "Some of them requested the App which we gave to them to share their knowledge with their loved ones and also make them know their sugar level". "The essence of this crusade is for people to take their health more seriously" Lion Akinosho concluded Ikorodu Peculiar Lions club is birthed under the International Lions Club district 404A1 Nigeria.
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IKORODU PECULIAR LIONS CLUB CAMPAIGN AGAINST DIABETES IN LASUSTECH ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

1 year ago INN

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