Healthcare: Bigfoot Cares Compliments Hon Olasoju’s Strides,Donates Hospital Equipment To Ilasamaja PHC.
…….Às Council boss lauds initiatives,promises not to rest on its oars
Emmanuel Clement
The remarkable strides of the Olasoju-led Administration in Isolo LCDA in the Health sector were on Wednesday acknowledged and complemented by a philanthropic organisation, Bigfoot Cares who donated hospital equipment to the Ilasamaja Primary Healthcare Centre.
The presentation of the hospital essentials was done at the healthcare facility on Ogunbowale Street, Ilasamaja with the council boss, Olasoju Adebayo as well as the council’s Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Anne Okonma among other officials on hand to receive the visiting NGO.
The council boss expressed delight in the NGO’s charitable gesture which he said will go a long to complement his ongoing effort to bring the 24/7 operational healthcare facility at par with a 21st century primary healthcare centre.
He commended the founder of the NGO, Mr. Babatunde Adu for the initiative of giving back to the society in such a manner adding that the world needs well-meaning individuals like him to support governmental efforts in making life more meaningful for residents.
Olasoju assured that with his administration’s relentless efforts across all area of governance getting acknowledged he won’t rest on his oars until his #IsoloOfOurDreams mantra is outrightly achieved.
“This is a laudable initiative that we are proud to benefit from. We are pleased that Bigfoots Cares found Isolo LCDA worthy of this gesture owing to the importance we place on the healthcare of our constituents. We can assure you that this equipment will be put to effective usage and we will sustain our programs and activities aimed at making life more abundant for the good people of Isolo LCDA. Thank you so much,” Olasoju said.
On his part, Adu who doubles as the CEO of Bigfoot Homes Ltd hinted that his NGO has more in store to give to Isolo community as he expressed his delight to have contributed to the healthcare system.
“Isolo means a lot to me and this donation is part of our ongoing projects aimed at affecting life posotively. It feels good to have supported the government. This is what we do. This is what we stand for. We can’t leave everything to the government, as citizens we need to step in as well. We are working on youth empowerment and Isolo should expect more,” Adu said.
The equipment donated included a delivery bed, an episiotomy set and oxygen gauge, and drip stands a test of time.
