[PHOTOS] MOK Foundation Visits 4 Partnered Clinics, Donates Essential Medical Supplies

The Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation has embarked on a medical outreach across several healthcare centres in Offa, Kwara State.

The Foundation also donated critical medical supplies to strengthen service delivery at the grassroots.

The Foundation’s team visited four major clinics—Lamodi Clinic, Olomowewe Primary Healthcare Centre, Igbo Oro Primary Healthcare Centre, and Abogunugun Primary Healthcare Centre—where they distributed essential items including syringes, gloves, plasters, bandages, antiseptics, and other medical consumables.

Speaking during the visits, Mr. Adewuyi Abdulsalam Olaitan, the Foundation’s Health Coordinator emphasized the organization’s commitment to complementing government efforts in delivering quality healthcare services to the people.

“We commend the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the healthcare system at the grassroots level. As a responsible NGO, the MOK Foundation is proud to complement these efforts by stepping in where additional support is needed.

“Our goal is not to replace government initiatives but to reinforce them, ensuring that essential services reach the people faster and more effectively. We are not just showing up—we are showing support. And we are doing it together for the good of the people,” he stated.

Health workers and administrators at the beneficiary centres expressed their gratitude to the Foundation for the timely intervention, noting that the supplies would go a long way in improving patient care and easing their daily operations.

The visit is part of the MOK Foundation’s broader commitment to community development, with healthcare forming a key pillar of its interventions across Kwara State.