Opeyemi Olusanya, Kehinde Ogunyale
No fewer than 120 students of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic benefited from the medical outreach organised by Junior Chamber International, (JCI) Mapoly Chapter.
JCI in partnership with Life Projects Initiative held a medical outreach in the institution as part of efforts to preach the essence of selfless service to humanity.
Press Club Mapoly observed that several medical tests were carried out on students, shuttle drivers, teaching staffs and non teaching staffs of the institution.
Medical staffs on ground at the outreach conducted Malaria test, Hepatitis B&C and blood pressure while free drugs and consultations was also done freely for beneficiaries.
The outreach, held at the institution’s bus shed, drew people across sections of the school as they were sensitized on the essence of insurance scheme in the 21st century by representative as done under the Ogun state Health insurance scheme.
