Other dignitaries present at the event included the Deputy Director, SFS, Dr. Dayo Badejo; Senior Assistant Registrar, Mr. Kingsley Okhiria; Chief Accountant, SFS, Mr. Abiola Onadele; and Mrs. Mojoyinola Adewuyi.
Report: Oluwatoyin Ojo-Alo
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<p>Prof. Adekoya noted that asthma remains a significant yet often underdiagnosed condition, affecting an estimated 15 million people, many of whom may be unaware that they have the ailment. He disclosed that, in collaboration with the UNILAG Medical Centre, first-aid boxes equipped with inhalers have been strategically positioned across departments and faculties to provide immediate assistance to students who may experience asthma-related emergencies, particularly during examination periods.</p>
<p>In her remarks, Mrs. Folasade Effiong Bassey thanked the School for accepting the donation, which coincided with her birthday anniversary. She stated that supporting individuals with medical challenges brings her personal fulfilment, inspired by her own experiences. Mrs. Bassey also assured the University community of her Foundation’s continued commitment to health-related initiatives.</p>
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<p>Also speaking at the brief presentation ceremony, the Deputy Director of the UNILAG Medical Centre, Dr. Afolabi Adebayo, expressed gratitude to Mrs. Bassey and the entire Breathe Life Foundation team for their thoughtful gesture in supporting students living with asthma.</p>
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