FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Omobola Lana (Lagos) – 04 May 2017 – Westfield Development Initiative (WDI) delivered its 4th medical outreach at the Olugbede Market in Egbeda. Since 2014 the organization has commemorated World Malaria Day by bringing basic medical services and resources to communities in the Alimosho Local Government Area. Services provided include: Body
Efforts to fight malaria and communicate messages of prevention and treatment, the Westfield Development Initiative (WDI) has provided medical services, drugs, and long lasting insecticide treated Nets, LLINs to over 500 families during our 4th Medical Mission. According to the Executive Director of Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, the free health outreach was part
Efforts to fight malaria and communicate messages of prevention and treatment, the Westfield Development Initiative (WDI) has provided medical services, drugs, and long lasting insecticide treated Nets, LLINs to over 500 families during our 4th Medical Mission. According to the Executive Director of Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, the free health outreach was part
Nigerians have been urged to shun the intake of any anti-malaria warning was given in Lagos, as medical doctors and para-medical personnels stormed the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state, to sensitive residents, as well as diagnose them, in commemoration of the World Malaria Day. The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, WDI, Ms Mobala Lana, who gave
Nigerians have been urged to shun the intake of any anti-malaria warning was given in Lagos, as medical doctors and para-medical personnels stormed the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state, to sensitive residents, as well as diagnose them, in commemoration of the World Malaria Day. The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, WDI, Ms Mobala Lana, who gave
The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, has called on parents and community leaders to protect their children from mosquito bites, saying malaria contributes greatly to their poor growth and development. Lana said this on Monday during a medical mission to Orisumbare community in the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state. Members
The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, has called on parents and community leaders to protect their children from mosquito bites, saying malaria contributes greatly to their poor growth and development. Lana said this on Monday during a medical mission to Orisumbare community in the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state. Members