Hospitals across Lagos to Get Free Medical Equipment Donations from Eko Club International – VP Damola

Eko Club International is set to donate state-of-the-art technical equipment to various public hospitals across Lagos as part of the humanitarian aid in their 2024 Medical Mission outreach.

Honorable Olajide Damola, Vice President of the Eko Club International, and several members of the Eko Club International from various chapters paid a visit to the Lagos State Scout Council in Ogudu Lagos today to donate scout uniforms to its special scouts.

Previously, Ekohotblog reported that the Eko Club International launched a free medical outreach called the ECI 2024 Medical Mission, which aimed to provide various medical services to Lagosians from various communities.

The medical mission began in the Ayobo community, where residents received free medical tests, dental checks and mouthwash, eye care with frames, and other healthcare services on Saturday, November 2, 2024.

They have also visited Egbeda, Lagos-Island, Ejirin, and Ipakodo in the Ikorodu Local Government Area.

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In an interview with Eko Hot Blog, Honorable Olajide Damola, Vice President of the Eko Club International, revealed that the club will donate free medical equipment to hospitals throughout Lagos communities to conclude its 2024 Medical Mission.

“We are here (in Lagos) for our medical mission… we just concluded (2024 Medical Mission) yesterday, and tomorrow we are launching the medical equipment and supplies that we brought to Nigeria.” He revealed.

“It was funded by SAGA (Shola Agboola Goodwill Ambassador) Foundation to Eko Club International; we (Eko Club International) paid for the shipping of the equipment.” He added.

Furthermore, he mentioned a number of public hospitals that have been identified for the donation.

“We will be giving them to about five hospitals in Lagos State: Gbagada, Ebgeda, and Lagos Hospital in Lagos Island.” He Concluded.

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Eko Club International is a community-based organization of Lagosians in the Diaspora, established to foster cooperation and collaboration, unity, brotherhood, and sisterhood amongst its members, to empower its members politically, socially, and economically, and to contribute positively to the advancement and prosperity of Lagos State.

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