A devoted social group in Sagamu, Remolanders Club recently donated 50 pairs of bedspreads with pillowcases and paid medical bills of five indigent patients at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, (OOUTH) in industrial town of Sagamu, Ogun State
President of the club, Olanrewaju Olaleye who led other members, said the exercise was a form of giving back to underprivileged people in the society to further demonstrate the commitment of the club to provision of harmonious service to humanity.
“It brings an emotional feeling to see patients in hospitals that are certified medically fit for discharge but could not leave due to unsettled bills, so Remolanders members, as dedicated Remo sons, believed it is good to support them”, he said.
Responding to the gesture, the
Chief Medical Director, OOUTH, Dr. Oluwafunmilayo Fatungase who was represented by the Director, Clinical Services and Training, OOUTH, Dr. Olusoji Jagun, expressed deep appreciation to Remolanders Club for being magnanimous and good-hearted
Jagun said the OOUTH Management through the passionate government, led by Prince Dapo Abiodun, had granted medical bill waivers to many hapless patients whose medical records equating to millions, adding that government efforts towards adequate healthcare services is efficiently higher owing to the sensitive nature.
He urged other social and independent bodies to assist by imbibing the Remolanders Club’s benevolent contribution towards uplifting the society’s and by bringing joy to them
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