The Onome Omobolaji Obada Foundation (OOOF) has reiterated its commitment to provide healthcare access to people who may not afford medical services.

In line with this, the foundation will host a seven-day free medical outreach in Lagos from July 20th to 26th, 2025. The outreach will be held at Soteria Hospital, Omole Phase 1, Lagos, from 9 am to 5 pm daily.
This event follows previous outreaches held in Delta in 2019 and 2024, and Lagos in 2024.

Medical services to be offered freely include consultations, dental care, surgeries, obstetrics and gynaecology, eye care, laboratory tests, and health education.

Chairman of the Foundation, Votu Obada, said, “This year, we’re scaling in both depth and reach. Our Lagos outreach will include expanded specialist care, increased surgical capacity, and a more structured triage process to shorten wait times.”

Obada emphasised the Foundation’s intention to support long-term health through follow-up care and education. “We are returning to Lagos with greater capacity, stronger partnerships, and an even deeper commitment to reaching those who are often forgotten. At OOOF, we believe that quality healthcare should never be a privilege.”

The outreach will involve trained teams of medical professionals and volunteers operating under a structured coordination system. A central command hub will oversee the outreach, ensuring real-time case management and consistency.

“We are deploying a coordinated multi-team model: medical professionals, logistics teams, and volunteers working in sync, guided by clear protocols,” Obada stated.

A spokesperson added, “Our 2025 outreach is a direct expression of our mission, to bridge healthcare gaps for underserved Nigerians.”

Residents in need of medical attention are encouraged to attend regardless of background or health condition.

The outreach also honours the legacy of Onome Omobolaji Obada. “This isn’t just another medical outreach. For me, it’s a mission of the heart to make every single life we touch feel seen, cared for, and valued,” Obada said.