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Tuesday, June 16, 2026

SEE OMIWA IN UGBOBA COMMUNITY IN ANIOCHA NORTH LGA OF DELTA STATE

 




REPORT ON THE UGBOBA MEDICAL OUTREACH HELD ON 13TH AND 14TH JUNE 2026

The Ugboba Medical Outreach held on the 13th and 14th of June 2026 will remain a remarkable milestone in community healthcare delivery and humanitarian service. 



The outreach was not merely an exercise in providing medical treatment; it was a demonstration of compassion, sacrifice, and a commitment to improving the health and well-being of the people of Ugboba and its surrounding communities.





Organized through the collective efforts of dedicated healthcare professionals, volunteers, community leaders, and sponsors, the outreach successfully attended to over 300 patients within two days. This achievement reflects the unwavering commitment of the organizers and volunteers who devoted their time, expertise, and resources to ensure that quality healthcare reached those who needed it most.







From the early hours of each day, community members trooped to the venue with great expectations. Elderly men and women, young adults, children, and nursing mothers all benefited from the free medical services provided. 








Many of the beneficiaries had lived for years without access to proper medical evaluation and treatment due to financial constraints, distance from healthcare facilities, or lack of awareness about their health conditions.

The outreach provided comprehensive healthcare services, including medical consultations, blood pressure checks, blood sugar screening, health education, eye examinations, drug dispensing, counseling, and referrals for patients requiring specialized care.







 Numerous cases of hypertension, diabetes, malaria, arthritis, eye problems, and other chronic illnesses were identified and managed appropriately.

One of the most impactful aspects of the outreach was the early detection of previously undiagnosed medical conditions. Several patients discovered for the first time that they were living with high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar levels, and other health challenges. Through prompt intervention, counseling, and treatment, many were given a renewed opportunity to take control of their health and prevent future complications.






The atmosphere throughout the outreach was characterized by hope, gratitude, and joy. Beneficiaries expressed profound appreciation for the opportunity to receive free medical care and medications. For many families, the outreach brought relief from the burden of healthcare expenses and restored confidence that quality healthcare can be accessible even in rural communities.

The success of the Ugboba Medical Outreach was made possible through the dedication of volunteer doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, community health workers, and support staff who worked tirelessly to ensure every patient received quality care. Their selfless service embodied the true spirit of humanitarianism and community development.

Special appreciation goes to the sponsors, donors, community leaders, and all stakeholders whose support contributed immensely to the success of the programme. Their generosity and commitment made it possible to reach over 300 individuals with life-changing healthcare services.

The outreach also reinforces the importance of community-based health interventions in bridging healthcare gaps in underserved populations. Experiences from similar rural outreach programmes conducted by organizations such as the OMIWA Foundation have consistently demonstrated the value of bringing healthcare directly to communities that have limited access to medical services. (OMIWA Foundation)

As the curtain falls on the Ugboba Medical Outreach of June 13th and 14th, 2026, the memories of lives touched, illnesses detected and treated, and hope restored will continue to inspire future interventions. Beyond the statistics of over 300 patients seen, the true success of the outreach lies in the smiles restored, the suffering alleviated, and the renewed belief that compassionate healthcare can transform communities.

Indeed, the Ugboba Medical Outreach was a resounding success and a shining example of what can be achieved when healthcare professionals, volunteers, sponsors, and community members unite for the common good.


Signed 

DR CHIDI FIDELIS 

TEAM LEAD

OMIWA FOUNDATION USA

16/6/2026


List of medical professionals 


*Consultation*

   1. Dr Chidi Fidelis

   2. Dr Ochonogor Onochie 

3. Dr Donald Orjih

4. Dr Elochukwu Aroh

5. Dr Chisom Shirley Nwankwo 



*Nursing section*

   1. Nurse Dorathy Brown 

   2. Nurse Egwu Ogechi Goodness 

3. Nurse Ebisan Monibaroritse

4. Nurse Diken Chika Gift 

5. Nurse Favour Eze

6. Nurse Charity Eluekezi


*Pharmacy section*

1. Mr Henry Newman 



*Eye section*

1. Dr Enwemnwa Uche 

    2.Dr Vivian Ogechi Ejezie

3. Optician Oreva Ipkele-Magbegor

   


*Dental section*

   1.Nurse Folorunso Adebusoye

  2. Nurse Abraham 


*Lab section*

   1.Ms. Elumelu Stephanie Awele

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