Rite Foods Limited has partnered with Atti Theresa Foundation, ATF to deliver a free medical outreach to residents of Ososa in Ogun State, as part of efforts to expand access to healthcare and strengthen community impact.
The outreach, held on March 28, 2026, provided comprehensive healthcare services to more than 400 residents, targeting underserved groups including women, children, the elderly, and low-income households.
The one-day programme offered a range of medical services such as general consultations, eye care with prescription glasses, dental services, physiotherapy, and the distribution of free medications. Beneficiaries also received health education on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.
The initiative aligns with Rite Foods’ EYEC sustainability agenda, which focuses on education, youth empowerment, environmental stewardship, and community development.
Speaking on the outreach, the company’s Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Manager, Dennis Aideloje, said the initiative reflects the organisation’s commitment to creating meaningful social impact.
“We are proudly Nigerian, and we truly care about our communities. Our sustainability agenda is built on creating real impact where it matters most,” he said, expressing satisfaction with the turnout and impact of the programme.
A total of 401 beneficiaries were attended to during the outreach, including 18 children, 136 males, and 247 females. Health professionals detected several cases of hypertension, infections, and vision-related conditions, enabling early intervention and reducing the risk of long-term complications.
Also speaking, the founder of ATF, Aprezi Eniye Kelvin, commended Rite Foods for its proactive approach to community wellbeing, noting that strategic partnerships are key to delivering sustainable impact.
“Sustainable impact happens when organisations align around a shared purpose,” he said, adding that the collaboration helped bring essential healthcare services closer to the community.
One of the beneficiaries, Adeola Ogunleye, expressed gratitude for the initiative, noting that access to free medical consultations, eye care, and medication would have otherwise been difficult to afford.
The outreach also saw active participation from the Bigi Fans Club, whose mobilisation efforts contributed to strong community turnout.
Rite Foods said the initiative not only addressed immediate healthcare needs but also helped build trust and strengthen its relationship with the Ososa community, in line with its long-term sustainability goals.
