Hon. Ajayi Kabiru Olatunbosun, an aspirant for the Ogun State House of Assembly seat representing Ado-Odo/Igbesa State Constituency under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has commended the City Boy Movement for its impactful medical outreach held in Igbesa, describing the initiative as a timely intervention aimed at improving the health and well-being of residents, particularly pregnant women and nursing mothers.
The outreach, which attracted a large turnout of beneficiaries from Igbesa and its environs, featured free medical services including blood pressure checks, body temperature assessments, and general health consultations. The initiative is part of the City Boy Movement’s ongoing commitment to community development and grassroots engagement.
Speaking on the exercise, Hon. Ajayi Kabiru Olatunbosun praised the organizers for their dedication to humanitarian service, noting that such efforts complement government’s drive towards accessible and affordable healthcare for all.
“This is a laudable initiative that directly impacts the lives of our people at the grassroots. I commend the City Boy Movement for consistently demonstrating a strong sense of responsibility towards the welfare of the community,” he stated.
He further encouraged other groups and well-meaning individuals to emulate such gestures, emphasizing that collective efforts are needed to address the healthcare challenges facing many underserved communities.
As an APC aspirant for the Ogun State House of Assembly, Hon. Ajayi Kabiru Olatunbosun reaffirmed his commitment to policies and initiatives that prioritize healthcare development, community empowerment, and improved living standards for the people of Ado-Odo/Igbesa State Constituency.
Residents who benefited from the outreach expressed their gratitude, highlighting the importance of such programs in providing essential medical services, especially for those who may not have easy access to healthcare facilities.
The City Boy Movement reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining similar initiatives across communities, with a focus on promoting healthier living and supporting vulnerable groups.
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