Continuing its mission to improve healthcare accessibility and provide free healthcare, the Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation achieved significant milestones in May 2024, positively impacting the Offa community in Kwara State.

Mr. Adewuyi Olaitan, the foundation’s health coordinator, disclosed on Saturday, June 1 that a total of 78 residents benefited from the Foundation’s free healthcare interventions across various primary health care centers.

– Igbo Oro Clinic: 14 patients.
– Lamodi Clinic: 26 patients.
– Igbonna Clinic: 12 patients.
– Abogunugun Community Health Centre: 10 patients.
– Olomowewe Community Health Centre: 16 patients.

These figures reflect the MOK Foundation’s steadfast commitment to addressing healthcare needs at the grassroots level. The foundation’s ongoing efforts underscore its dedication to enhancing healthcare accessibility and uplifting underserved communities.

Mr. Olaitan extended heartfelt gratitude to the supporters and stakeholders whose continued assistance is vital to the foundation’s mission. With unwavering determination, the MOK Foundation remains dedicated to its transformative journey, bringing hope and healing to those in need.