Published on March 31, 2026
The Council of Higher Institutions (COHI), alongside the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos and the MSSN National Integration and Journalism (MSSN-NIJ), organized a significant pre-Ramadan medical outreach at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, located in Ogba, Lagos. This initiative, aimed at providing essential healthcare services to the community, drew considerable attention and participation from students and local residents alike.
The outreach offered a wide range of medical services, including free consultations, diagnostic testing, and health education. Medical professionals volunteered their time and expertise, ensuring that attendees received comprehensive health assessments and guidance on maintaining well-being, particularly as they prepare for the fasting month of Ramadan.
Participants expressed gratitude for the initiative, highlighting its importance in promoting health awareness and access to medical care. Many individuals, particularly those who may struggle to afford healthcare, benefitted from the free services provided during the event.
In addition to medical services, the outreach featured educational sessions focused on nutrition and wellness during Ramadan. These sessions aimed to equip attendees with knowledge on how to maintain a balanced diet while fasting, which is crucial for sustaining energy and overall health throughout the holy month.
The collaboration between COHI, MSSN Lagos, and MSSN-NIJ underscores the organizations’ commitment to community welfare and health promotion. Leaders from these groups emphasized the importance of such outreach programs in fostering a spirit of compassion and support, especially during significant periods like Ramadan.
As the event concluded, organizers expressed their hopes to make the pre-Ramadan medical outreach an annual occurrence, aiming to reach even more individuals in need of medical assistance in the future. The successful turnout and positive feedback from participants serve as a testament to the outreach’s impact and the community’s desire for continued healthcare support.
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