OSA Movement Sponsors Cataract Surgery for Indigent Elder in Ogun State
Ado-Odo Ota, Ogun State – In a heartwarming display of community support, the OSA Movement, a prominent socio-economic and political initiative in Ogun State, has sponsored the cataract surgery of Elder Unity Akinde, chairman of the elders’ forum in Ado-Odo Ward 2, Ado-Odo Ota Local Government. The intervention came after it was discovered that Elder Akinde, who had been struggling with vision impairment, could not afford the necessary medical procedure due to financial constraints.
Through its philanthropic arm, the OSA Foundation, the movement stepped in to cover the full cost of the surgery, medications, and transportation, ensuring that Elder Akinde received the care he needed without any financial burden. Selected stakeholders of the foundation personally visited Elder Akinde to deliver the news and offer their support.
During the visit, representatives of the OSA Movement reaffirmed their commitment to the well-being of all indigenes and residents of Ogun State. They emphasized that their efforts are not just acts of charity but a steadfast promise to uplift the community and foster social and economic development.
Elder Akinde expressed his profound gratitude, sharing his relief and hope for a successful surgery. “I am overwhelmed by the kindness of the OSA Foundation,” he said. “This support has given me a chance to regain my sight and renewed my faith in the power of community solidarity.”
The OSA Movement’s intervention highlights its ongoing mission to make a tangible difference in the lives of residents. By addressing critical needs and promoting collective action, the movement continues to demonstrate that empathy and compassion are essential to building a thriving community.
This act of generosity serves as a reminder of the importance of community-driven initiatives in addressing healthcare challenges and improving the quality of life for vulnerable individuals.
