Saturday, 22 April 2017

200 benefit from NAF’s medical outreach in Lagos



    In furtherance of its commitment to civil-military relations, the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, has provided free health care services to over 200 residents of Sogunle community of  Lagos State.

   Commanding Officer, Pharmacy Department, NAF Base, Ikeja, Wing Commander David Babalola, told newsmen yesterday, that the programme was part of the activities to mark the 53rd anniversary of NAF’s establishment in Nigeria.
   The medical outreach entailed free HIV screening and awareness cam­paign, as well as checking of blood and sugar levels of residents of its host communities.
Others are tests for malaria and hepatitis; oral and dental treatment, eye test, and the provision of free drugs and glasses to those who needed them.
   In his remarks, the community leader of Sogunle, High Chief Babalola Ajishefiri,  commended the NAF for the programme.
   According to him, the exercise will further strengthen the cordial relationship between the force and its host communities.

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