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UPU Youth Wing Publicity Secretary Holds Free Eye Medical Outreach In Idjerhe Kingdom

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It was a thing of joy in Idjerhe Kingdom seeing their son, Comr. Aboyi Lawson Esosuakpo, UPU Youth Wing worldwide publicity Secretary extending his hands of humanitarian service to his people through Free Eye Medical Outreach.

This initiative was largely inspired by the exceptional leadership of his Boss, Olorogun Barr. John Nani, particularly through the AGHWEMUTUWEVWI TITLE. The Free Eye Medical Outreach powered by the office of the Publicity Secretary UPU Youth Wing has graciously extended its support to the people of Idjerhe Kingdom, aligning with his commitment to delivering democratic dividends to his people.

This Free Eye Medical Outreach initiative is a key aspect of his agenda, focused on giving sight to his people and fostering growth, his commitment to continuing his work, driven by faith and guided by the principles of stewardship and service.

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During the outreach program, free eye test, free drugs and free eye glasses were given to person’s with eye health needs in the kingdom and the joy was massive.

ln an interview, the organizer, Comr. Aboyi Lawson Esosuakpo extended His gratitude to God Almighty for the success of the Outreach program today.

He also extended His heartfelt appreciation to His Boss Olorogun Barr. John Nani, who entrusted him with the position of UPU publicity Secretary. Sir, your efforts and unwavering support have been invaluable. May God continue to grant you the wisdom and strength to continue making a positive impact on our community Comr. Lawson added.

He also appreciated stakeholders who supported him financially and in prayers during the preparation of the outreach program, May God continue to reach out to you in favour and in good health.

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