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Modupe Owonikoko Foundation to Hold Free Medical Outreach for Widows and Vulnerable Women in Afijio, Ibadan; Seek Stakeholder Partnership

The Modupe owonikoko foundation has announced plans to hold a free medical outreach for widows and vulnerable women in Afijio Local Government Area and Ibadan, while seeking stakeholder partnership to implement the programme.

Speaking on behalf of the founder and Ilora-born human rights activists and Legal Practitioner Barr. Modupe Owonikoko, Mrs. Ayeni Mary, Chief Operations Officer of the Modupe Owonikoko Foundation, said the aim of the outreach is to provide free health services and health education to widows, vulnerable women, and other undeserved members of the community.

"The outreach aims to provide free health screening, medical consultation, eye screening, health education, medications, and referrals where necessary to approximately 1,000 widows and vulnerable women," she stated.

“In partnership, we are currently recruiting volunteers to support the implementation of the project. We are looking for: medical doctors, nurses and midwives, pharmacists, optometrists/eye care professionals, medical laboratory scientists, community health officers and extension workers, public health, medical, nursing, and pharmacy students, community mobilizers, media and documentation volunteers (photography, videography, social media), administrative and logistics volunteers, and passionate individuals willing to serve and support vulnerable women. Volunteers will assist us with registration, community mobilization, health education, clinical support, logistics, documentation, crowd management, and general coordination,” Ayeni added.

For more enquiries regarding the outreach, you can reach the Modupe Owonikoko Foundation at 09114237902 or [email protected].
The free medical outreach is scheduled for June 15 - 25, 2026. The first week will serve Afijio Local Government Area residents while the second week will serve Ibadan residents.

Happy Birthday to one of Ilora's illustrious sons, Hon. La'Tosho Akinrinola - Toshiba .

Thank you for all you do for humanity, Hon. Toshiba.
May your years be filled with joy, good health, and continue impact.

Aseyi Samodun!!

There's a need for us to start telling our people, especially the children, that ILORA isn't Oyo.
However, we should always be proud and promote our town by identifying ourselves with it.

Itesiwaju Ilora, Ajumose gbogbo wa ni o!

Ilora-born Nigerian Footballer Akintola Babajide David’s Club, Hull City, Promoted to the Premier League.

Ilora-born Nigerian footballer Akintola Babajide David’s club, Hull City, has been promoted to the English Premier League after defeating Middlesbrough in the Championship play-off final today at Wembley Stadium.

Hull City will be among the clubs playing in the Premier League next season.

Congratulations, Jide Bamboo! Ilora people will support Hull City 💯 by next season.

More wins, Jide Bamboo.

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Some days ago, we lost one of the most famous women in our town; Mama Guguru, as she was fondly called by people.

If you grew up in Iloraland, you would have met Mama Guguru at least once.
How can we describe her, so others can learn from her well-spent life?
To us, Mama Guguru was a hardworking woman and the Mother of All.

Rest in Perfect Peace, Mama.

A few weeks ago, HRM Oba Stephen Oyeniyi Oparinde II, the Akibio of Iloraland and Deputy Chairman of the Oyo State Council of Obas and Chiefs, attended the University of Ibadan's 612th Inaugural Lecture alongside prominent Chiefs and the Executive Members of the Ilora Development Association.
The lecture was delivered by Prof. Joshua Oluwatoyin Adeleke, an Ilora-born scholar and Professor of Mathematics Education and Evaluation, from Alagba Dosunmu's Compound.

Photo Credit: Mr. Rahman Bello, IDA VP.

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