By Newspointer News Desk, Ilorin.
Dec. 15, 2025
The Daaru-r-Rahmat Islamic Society (DARMAT) has called on governments at all levels to demonstrate stronger commitment to healthcare delivery, stressing that access to quality medical services is vital to improving the wellbeing of Nigerians.
The National Ameer of the society, Sheikh Misibaudeen Olawale, made the appeal in Ilorin while assessing the results of a five-week free medical outreach organised for members of the organisation.
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Olawale said the exercise, conducted in collaboration with the DARMAT Islamic Foundation and the DARMAT Medical Team, provided free medical consultations, treatments, and drugs to over 600 members.
He noted that the initiative reflects the society’s dedication to service to humanity, adding that healthcare is a crucial element of human development. “The importance of healthcare delivery cannot be overemphasised. Beyond promoting healthy living, effective healthcare helps to improve life expectancy,” he said.
Providing details of the programme, Olawale said it commenced on November 13, 2025, initially targeting over 400 beneficiaries, and concluded on December 11, 2025. The exercise also included health talks on breast and cervical cancer to raise awareness among members.
He revealed that the organisation plans to sustain the initiative as a routine programme and pledged to continue complementing government efforts, particularly in extending healthcare services to rural communities.
Olawale urged members to remain supportive, noting that their cooperation would enable DARMAT to introduce more programmes beneficial to both its members and the wider society.
