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FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH ACROSS BENDE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY

Aglow News

September 30, 2025

The Benjamin Kalu Foundation, in collaboration with the Taiwanese Medical Team, is pleased to announce a comprehensive Medical Outreach Program aimed at delivering quality healthcare services to residents across Bende Federal Constituency.

This initiative will take place at the following locations:

BENDE

October 1st & 2nd, 2025

Health Center, Agbamuzu, Bende

ITEM

October 3rd, 2025

Chijioke Osogho Memorial Methodist Hospital, Apuanu, Item

ALAYI

October 4th, 2025

Alayi Igbojiakuru Town Hall, by Alayi Court

UZUAKOLI

October 5th, 2025Uzuakoli Civic Centre

This outreach is proudly powered by the Benjamin Kalu Foundation, reaffirming our commitment to accessible and quality healthcare for all.

Come one, come all your health matters!

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FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH ACROSS BENDE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY

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