Hon. Babatunde Lasisi organise free health screening & NHIS cards for kids in Tema Central
Assembly Member for Horticulture Electoral Area at Community four within Tema Central Constituency has organised free health screening for adults and free acquisition of National Health Insurance cards for kids in the area.
The health exercise which was held at Community four parks and Garden Car Park within Tema Central Constituency, saw many residents participating, an opportunity for community members to improve access to health and health status.
According to Hon. Babatunde, the latest free health screening for the adults and free acquisition of National Health Insurance cards for kids within the electoral area is born out of his desire to serve the community and obligation as Assembly Member for the area.
Speaking to African Editors on Saturday 3 July 2021 in Tema Central Constituency after the free health screening for the adults and free acquisition of National Health Insurance cards for kids, the Businessman and Philanthropist Hon. Babatunde Lasisi said “Most people wish to have the cards but can’t afford, most parents are also busy during weekdays. I’m much much grateful to all for turnouts”.
Hon. Babatunde Lasisi noted that “Being their leader, I need to serve them …so I see it us my responsibility and
community service. I feel so excited on the turnout of my people”
Source : africaneditors.com
Below are exclusive pictures from the health screening exercise organised by Assembly Member for Horticulture Electoral Area in Community 4, Tema Central Hon. Babatunde lasisi:
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