By Omon-Julius Onabu There was relief for families and residents of Ogwashi-Uku, the administrative headquarters of Aniocha South Local Government Area of Delta State as the team of the National As…
There was relief for families and residents of Ogwashi-Uku, the administrative headquarters of Aniocha South Local Government Area of Delta State as the team of the National Association of Seadogs visited the community to render free public healthcare services in line with the association’s deployment of routine medical outreach in communities across Nigeria.
President of NAS, otherwise known as the Pyrates Confraternity, Mr. Abiola Owoaje, said that the outreach was one of the humanitarian services of the association, adding that the medical service was at the primary level of healthcare. “We do this regularly every three months, from one community to the other based on the need that we identify in such benefiting community.”
Nevertheless, Owoaje lamented the hardships numerous poor Nigerians were subjected due to the incessant strike embarked on by different medical professionals and health providers in the country. Obi of the kingdom, Ifechukwude Chukwuka Okonjo II, commended NAS for remembering Ogwashi-Uku in its routine medical outreach to the communities in the country.
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