The Save Gashua Foundation has commenced a two-day free medical outreach in Bade Local Government Area in Yobe State.
The programme targets about 700 residents amid concerns over the prevalence of kidney disease in the area.
The 2026 Save Gashua Healthcare Outreach began on Monday in Gashua, the headquarters of Bade LGA, with residents turning out to benefit from free medical consultations and basic health screening services.
The outreach is aimed at providing access to essential healthcare services for residents who cannot afford the cost of medical treatment, particularly those living with conditions that require early detection and regular medical attention.
Speaking at the opening of the programme, the Executive Director of the foundation, Hamza Tasi’u, said the initiative was designed to support vulnerable residents who face financial barriers to accessing healthcare.
Tasi’u said, “We brought this outreach to Gashua to help people who cannot afford good healthcare. We believe
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