Total Energies EP Nigeria Brings Hope to Ilado Community with ₦8M Healthcare Donation and Free Medical Services.
Emmanuel lkpeama
In a remarkable display of corporate social responsibility, Total Energies EP Nigeria has launched a healthcare initiative in Ilado Community, Amuwo Odofin LGA, Lagos, providing free medical services and donating medical consumables worth over ₦8 million.
In addition to this, the organization also distributed mosquito nets and donated medical consumables worth over ₦8 million to be freely dispensed to residents during the outreach.
The initiative, a company-wide effort birthed by the Managing Director of TotalEnergies EP Nigeria, Matthieu Bouyer, reflects the company’s deep commitment to community welfare and social responsibilities.
Investigator news reports that the outreach was coordinated by the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Medical teams, delivering free healthcare services to hundreds of residents, treating individuals on malaria,hypertension,hepatitis,and urinary tract infections.
Representing the Managing Director at the event, Dr. Yakubu Belgore, Executive Director, People and Country Services, led the delegation and reaffirmed the company’s dedication to community health.
“This intervention is part of our continued effort to support communities in need. A healthy community is a wealthy community,” he said.
The team also applauded Dr. Creek, who has spent over 13 years providing grassroots medical care in Ilado and other riverine communities in Lagos State for his commitment to underserved communities, TotalEnergies EP Nigeria acknowledged his clinics as trusted channels for the distribution of the donated medical supplies.
On behalf of the community, Chief Agbabiaka Samsondeen, the Elegushi Olofin of Ilado land, representing Oba Mobadenle Oyekan, the Onilado of Ilado, expressed profound appreciation to Total Energies EP Nigeria for its timely and impactful intervention.
who has spent over 13 years providing grassroots medical care in Ilado and other riverine communities in Lagos State.
He stated that this initiative not only delivered urgent medical care but also restored hope in a community long overlooked, proving that responsible corporate leadership can bridge critical gaps where government efforts fall short.
“A healthy community is a wealthy community. The Ilado community has expressed gratitude for the timely intervention, which has brought hope and relief to its residents”he submitted
