Public Health Physician, Dr Oluyide Provides Free Medical Services To Over 200 Osun Residents

A public health physician in Osun state Dr.Olumuyiwa Peters Oluyide has called on Philanthropist and well to do individuals to render humanitarian services to the dwellers of their immediate and adjoining communities without further delay.

Dr.Oluyide gave the advice in Ibodi town hall in Atakumosa-West local government area of Osun state while rendering free health care services to the people of Ibodi community and it’s adjourning communities.

Addressing the dwellers of the communities before the free health services,Dr.Oluyide maintained that such philanthropic gestures would go along way in giving the vulnerables and the down trodden individuals a sense of belongings in the scheme of things.

While stressing that his passion to assist the less previlleged in society is unequalled,Dr. Oluyide noted that many people meet their untimely death due to the fact that they don’t have the wherewithal to take care of themselves when the need arises.

The public health physician maintained that it is germane for the people most importantly the rural dwellers to identify their areas of medical needs,so that the medical team attending to them will not be beating about the bush on their wellness and well-being.

As part of the free medical exercise,free reading glasses were also distributed free of charge to those with inability to read books and other materials without much a do.

Also speaking one of the beneficiaries Prince Michael Adedeji who described Dr.Olumuyiwa Oluyide as a kind hearted individual who has passion for humanitarian services,urged him not to rest on oars.

Prince Adedeji on behalf of other beneficiaries promised to make judicious use us of the reading glasses among other materials distributed by the initiative of Dr.Oluyide and his associates.

He recalled with nostalgia that dr.oluyide declared open a clinic about two years ago in Moro(dr) via Ibodi where free medical services are being rendered to the dwellers of the community there.