About one thousand residents of Oke-emo, Ilawe Ekiti, Ekiti South West Local Government, have benefited from a free medical outreach sponsored by Senator Yemi Adaramodu, the lawmaker representing Ekiti South Senatorial District at the National Assembly.
The beneficiaries, mainly the aged and people with disabilities, had access to free tests and treatment for various minor ailments. Some were also given drugs to manage life-threatening conditions, as confirmed by the head of the medical team, Dr. Olusola Oguntoye.
Before the exercise, the people were educated on healthy living, including eating balanced diets, regular exercise, good sleep, and cleanliness.
Addressing the gathering, Senator Yemi Adaramodu, represented by his aide, Elder Oluremi Olorunleke, affirmed that the exercise was part of measures to extend the dividend of good governance to the people. He urged beneficiaries to adhere to doctors’ prescriptions and messages, promising more initiatives to enhance their living standards.
Dr. Margret Fagboyo, a prominent daughter of Oke-emo quarter, explained that the free health outreach would help vulnerable community members address their health issues.
The Elemo of Oke-emo quarters, Ilawe Ekiti, High Chief Gbenga Agbona, appreciated Senator Adaramodu for the gesture, saying it would give the people a sense of belonging and restore their confidence in government.
Beneficiaries expressed their gratitude, singing songs to praise the convener.
