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Julius Agenmonmen Foundation and Haven Optical Deliver Free Healthcare to Ikota Community

From ThisDay · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Julius Agenmonmen Foundation, in partnership with Haven Opticals, provided free medical services to approximately 1,000 people in Ikota, Lekki, Nigeria.
  • The two-day outreach offered services including dental care, eye exams, consultations, and pharmacy services, marking the first time many beneficiaries received such care.
  • Foundation co-founder Julius Agenmonmen described the outreach as a spiritual expression of faith and a way to give back, while co-founder Dr. Uche Agenmonmen shared plans for future expansion of services and the establishment of permanent health centers.

The Julius Agenmonmen Foundation (JAF), in collaboration with Haven Opticals, has once again extended its reach to serve the underserved, this time bringing a vital free medical outreach to the Ikota community in Lekki, Lagos. This initiative, a cornerstone of JAF's commitment to accessible healthcare, provided essential services to nearly a thousand residents over two days. For many in Ikota, this was an unprecedented opportunity to receive quality medical attention, from dental and eye care to general consultations and counseling, right at their doorstep and at no cost. The overwhelming gratitude from the community underscores the profound impact of such endeavors. Volunteers emphasized the importance of regular health checkups, a message that resonates deeply in a country where access to consistent medical care can be a challenge. Co-founder Julius Agenmonmen views this outreach as more than just charity; he sees it as a personal and spiritual calling, a tangible manifestation of faith and a deliberate act of giving back since the foundation's inception. The vision extends beyond these events, with plans to broaden the scope of services and establish permanent health centers, aiming to create a lasting impact on healthcare accessibility across Nigeria. This commitment, rooted in faith and a desire to serve, truly embodies the spirit of community care.

This is us demonstrating Godโ€™s love to humanity.

โ€” Julius AgenmonmenCo-founder of the Julius Agenmonmen Foundation, explaining the spiritual motivation behind the free medical outreach.
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Originally published by ThisDay in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.