Rite Foods, ATF Provide Free Medical Services to 400 Residents in Ogun Community

Rite Foods, ATF Provide Free Medical Services to 400 Residents in Ogun Community

Over 400 residents of Ososa community in Ogun State benefited from a free medical outreach organized by Rite Foods Limited in partnership with Atti Theresa Foundation (ATF), as part of efforts to improve access to healthcare and deepen community impact.

The outreach, held on March 28, 2026, delivered a wide range of healthcare services to 401 beneficiaries, targeting underserved populations including women, children, the elderly, and low-income households.

The one-day intervention featured general medical consultations, eye examinations with prescription glasses, dental care, physiotherapy sessions, and the distribution of free medications. Beneficiaries also received health education on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention, aimed at promoting long-term wellness and preventive care practices.

The initiative aligns with Rite Foods’ EYEC sustainability agenda—focused on Education, Youth Empowerment, Environmental Stewardship, and Community Development—which drives the company’s corporate social responsibility efforts across Nigeria.

Speaking on the outreach, the company’s Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Manager, Dennis Aideloje, said the initiative reflects the organization’s commitment to creating measurable social impact.

He noted that the company’s vision goes beyond business success to improving lives within host communities, adding that the strong turnout and positive outcomes underscore the importance of such interventions.

Medical data from the outreach revealed early detection of cases such as hypertension, infections, and vision-related conditions, enabling timely treatment and reducing the risk of long-term complications.

The Founder of ATF, Aprezi Eniye Kelvin, commended Rite Foods for its proactive approach to community wellbeing, stressing that strategic partnerships remain critical to expanding healthcare access in underserved areas.

He emphasized that sustainable impact is best achieved when organizations collaborate around shared goals, noting that the outreach successfully brought essential healthcare services closer to the people while raising awareness that extends beyond the exercise.

A beneficiary, Mrs. Adeola Ogunleye, expressed gratitude for the initiative, describing it as a rare opportunity to access comprehensive healthcare services at no cost.

Community engagement was further boosted by the involvement of the Bigi Fans Club, whose mobilization efforts contributed to the high turnout recorded during the outreach.

Beyond immediate service delivery, the initiative also strengthened trust and reinforced relationships between Rite Foods Limited and the Ososa community, in line with the company’s long-term sustainability and community development objectives.