A free three-day medical outreach was held at DEOTAB Hospital in the Itesiwaju Olude community, Wire and Cable, Apata, Ibadan, from November 26th to 28th, 2020. Many less privileged individuals benefited from general medical check-ups and tests, eye assessments (including reading glasses as needed), and dental assessments, which included tooth extractions when necessary. Participants were also provided with facemasks, hand sanitizers, health information leaflets, and toothpaste packages at no cost. Additionally, free medications were distributed, and those diagnosed with cataracts were assured of the possibility of free surgery.

A total of 268 individuals received medical care: 164 females, 66 males, and 38 children. The age range of participants was from 1 month to 85 years, with the majority being between the ages of 40 and 69. Notably, there were twice as many females as males. The most common health complaints included eye issues, hypertension, malaria, and peptic ulcer disease.

Refractive errors were the most frequent eye diagnosis, followed by conjunctivitis and cataracts. The most common dental finding was dental caries, followed by toothaches.

With the assistance of specialists such as a Consultant Family Physician, Consultant Dental Surgeon, Consultant Ophthalmologist, nurses, health assistants, and other volunteers, the outreach was well-attended, especially on the third day, which fell on a weekend. These experts provided participants with valuable health education and information.