Jide Adeyemi Organizes free eye screening, to distribute 500 medicated eyeglasses
A Federal House of Representatives hopeful for Ibadan North East and South East Federal Constituency ‘Jide Adeyemi will, on Wednesday 23rd June 2021, organize a special Eye screening program for residents and indigenes of Ibadan Northeast and SouthEast local governments in an unusual display of altruistic excellence and commitment to human development.
The program sponsored by ‘Jide Adeyemi Foundation will be implemented in partnership with the Community Eye Outreach Unit, University College Hospital UCH, Ibadan. And will provide comprehensive eye examinations, eye drops, medicines, medicated eyeglasses and surgeries free for cases requiring such.
It will also include community health education focusing on eye health and general health promotion.
Explaining his motivation for this action, ‘Jide Adeyemi, CEO/Chief Brand Strategist, Big and Bold Communications Limited, opined that the importance of good sight to rational human makeup could not be overemphasized. With the growing trend of several severe eye-related diseases plaguing the people, an effort must be hurriedly initiated to address this problem whenever possible.
He observed that the human eyes are their contact to the environment and a means by which almost 80% of our impressions are perceived. As such, without a functioning sight, life is not complete because the eyes are windows of the soul. Speaking further, the Brand Strategist noted that people often disregard the eye as a unique part of the body requiring huge attention and regular screening until they are plagued with bad sight. This explained why special eye orientation would be conducted in addition to the free screening, free treatment and free surgery already highlighted for the program.
The program highpoint, however, will be the distribution of over 500 pieces of multi-focal and medicated eyeglasses with varying lens capacity. At the same time, about 20 cases requiring immediate surgery will also be promptly attended to.