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Sharing Hope, GFF set for 14-day free medical outreach in Ogun

A 14-day outreach at Redeemer’s Health Village, Mowe, will provide free surgeries, specialist care, medical supplies and healthcare training.

Peter Yakub by Peter Yakub
September 8, 2026
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A 14-day Free Medical Mission organised by Sharing Hope and Care Foundation in partnership with Gateway Front Foundation and Redeemer’s Health Village will provide free specialist healthcare, surgeries, medical supplies and professional training at RCCG Camp, Mowe, Ogun State, from September 9 to 24, 2026.

The outreach, which will run daily from 9:00am to 5:00pm, is aimed at extending potentially life-changing medical support to residents who may face financial or access barriers to specialist treatment.

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The programme will cover major and minor surgeries, gynaecological procedures, eye surgeries, orthopaedic care and plastic surgery for burn-related conditions.

Free medical supplies will also be made available during the intervention, adding a practical support component to the clinical services planned for beneficiaries.

The organisers are also incorporating training for healthcare practitioners into the programme. The training is intended to strengthen the capacity of medical personnel participating in mission-based healthcare delivery.

The initiative is being supported by Otunba Gbenga Daniel, FNSE, FAEng, representing Ogun East Senatorial District.

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Medical outreach programmes of this nature have previously played an important role in extending specialist services to communities where treatment costs, availability of specialists and access to equipment can become significant obstacles.

Historical reporting has also documented medical missions in Ogun State involving international practitioners and free services, including surgery and eye care. Nairaland

For the organisers, the latest programme represents an opportunity to combine immediate patient care with longer-term professional development.

The inclusion of healthcare training alongside clinical intervention could help broaden the impact beyond the 14-day outreach.

Residents and other eligible beneficiaries interested in receiving treatment can register ahead of the programme through the organisers’ online form.

Register for the Free Medical Mission using this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchecs3YsNM7C7obFoqrpSEby26uzBgo_nuGVrWxlDKkLgSEg/viewform?usp=publish-editor

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Members of the public seeking further information can contact the organisers on +234 803 631 0971, +234 803 226 2943 or +234 805 268 2904.

The organisers can also be reached by email at info@gatewayfrontfoundation.org.

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The 14-day intervention is expected to bring together medical professionals, volunteers and beneficiaries at Redeemer’s Health Village, with the broader goal of making essential healthcare more accessible while creating a supportive environment for treatment, learning and community service.

Peter Yakub
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