Blossom Heart Foundation, a nonprofit,
organisation has paid the medical bills of some patients at the General Hospital, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.
The intervention covered patients in the male and female medical wards, children’s ward and emergency unit of the hospital, offering “financial relief to vulnerable patients” receiving treatment.
The foundation’s President, Olanipekun Olawale, said the initiative was part of “efforts to give back to society and support people facing financial difficulties.”
This was contained in a release shared with PUNCH Online on Wednesday which noted that the outreach was “part of activities marking its eighth anniversary.”
Speaking during the anniversary activities, Olawale urged “well-meaning individuals to assist less privileged people in their communities,” stressing that “collective efforts were essential to improving the welfare of vulnerable members of society.”
He said acts of kindness could make a meaningful difference in the lives of people experiencing difficult circumstances.
The three-day anniversary celebration, held from October 23 to 25, 2026, at Kapital Hotel, Ijebu-Ode, brought together members of the foundation from Abuja, Niger, Lagos, Ondo, Oyo and Osun states.
The foundation’s Chief Executive Officer, Asagunla Esther, commended members for their “consistent support and contributions to the organisation’s growth, urging them to sustain their cooperation towards achieving its objectives.”
The hospital outreach was among the major activities marking the anniversary, which also featured an Annual General Meeting where members deliberated on the foundation’s development and management.
Gifts were also presented to members in recognition of their performance and contributions to the organisation.
The foundation’s leadership and state coordinators in attendance included the Director of Programmes, Azeez Rashed Wale; National Director of Finance, Taiwo Ogunbadewa John; Executive Secretary and Niger State Zonal Coordinator, Dr Kingsley Ewansika; and Administrative Officer, Edet Bosede Omolola.
Others were the Lagos and Ogun states Zonal Coordinator, LN.Com. Oloko Tayo; Osun State Zonal Coordinator, RTN Dare Oyedokun; Ondo State Zonal Coordinator, Hon. Oladimeji Olanrewaju; and Oyo State Zonal Coordinator, Agbenisi Folasayo.
Also listed among the foundation’s officials were the Head of House, Daramola Olaide Omobewaji; Head of Welfare, Samuel Omowunmi Deborah; and Obianuju Mgbemena of the Welfare Department.
The release concluded that “Osun State is expected to host the foundation’s ninth anniversary celebration in 2027.”
