It was an uncontrollable crowd as people trouped en mass to partake in the EACH ONE AID ONE FOUNDATION FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH at Ajayi Ahia Nkwo Civic Centre on the day two of the event.
The team made up of the logistics and volunteers had a hectic day trying to control the crowd of people that were already at the venue before their arrival.
ABIA ONLINE corespondent reports that men, women, youths and children had started converging around the Ajayi Ahia Nkwo Civic Centre, venue of the Free Medical Care at about 6:30 am.
When the framed nerves were finally brought to a manageable level, with the help of security personnels, the Foundation commenced its activities.
Addressing the gathering before the commencement of medical attention and distribution of items, Head of the volunteer unit, Mrs. Chioma Ukoha informed them that the President of Each One Aid One Foundation, Engineer Enyinnaya Chima Nwafor cared for their welfare and as such wished to put smiles on their faces this Yultide season.
She maintained that a team of doctors, Optometrists, care givers including welfare department were poised to attend to their individual needs and urged them to be orderly in order to be attended to.
A team member of the data unit Ms Joy confirmed that over four hundred beneficiaries have been captured in the day two of the programme.
Many beneficiaries across Aba including Mrs Peace Daniel Mrs. Ngozi David Mr. Ben Anisiem, Mrs. Ego Achinivu
Mrs Nkpurunma Ifeanyichukwu (a widow) among other beneficiaries were excited at the gesture brought to their door posts by the Foundation and prayed God is blessing the Foundation, Engineer Nwafor and everyone connected with it.
Items distributed at the event included: free check up, free eye check with free glasses to people and referrals for extreme cases besides, food items such as Tomatoes, onions, rice, wrappers, salt, shoes for children, were also distributed.
The Foundation would observe a day rest on December 25th and continue on boxing day with a visit to Arungwa junction in Osisioma Ngwa LGA.
