The National President of Omo Ibile Igbomina, Sir Bisi Fakayode, on Sunday, 1st March 2026, received members of the Igbomina Mobile Clinic at his office, Igbomina House, Ganmo, in a strategic meeting aimed at strengthening healthcare service delivery across Igbomina land.

In his opening remarks, the Team Leader of the Mobile Clinic, Elder Oyin Zubair, expressed profound appreciation to the current leadership of Omo Ibile Igbomina for showing interest in the activities of the group. He noted that in the nearly ten years of the Clinic’s existence, no previous leadership had formally engaged the team to understand its operations and impact, describing the gesture by Sir Bisi Fakayode as a new dawn of purposeful leadership.

Elder Zubair also appreciated the parent body, the Igbomina Community North America (ICNA), led by Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi, for the foresight and wisdom behind the establishment of the Mobile Clinic platform for the betterment of the health of Igbomina people. He revealed that since inception, the team has not experienced shortage of drugs and that ICNA recently initiated steps toward repairing the grounded Mobile Clinic vehicle to reactivate its full operations.

Describing the President as the current driver of the Igbomina vehicle, he prayed for divine wisdom and greater achievements for the leadership and assured him of the team’s unwavering support. He further explained that the Mobile Clinic team cuts across various health disciplines and communities within Igbomina land, including Isin, Irepodun, and Ifelodun Local Government Areas. He emphasized that the team would not disappoint in this renewed collaboration and highlighted the group’s past interventions in communities requiring urgent medical attention.

Contributions from other team members further buttressed the Team Leader’s address. They spoke on the need for greater unity of purpose among Igbomina people and called attention to issues such as employment opportunities, admission placements for Igbomina children, and fair representation in government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies at both state and national levels. The members commended the National President for the noticeable and positive changes recorded within a few days and months of his leadership.

It was disclosed that the Igbomina Mobile Clinic was launched about ten years ago by ICNA at the Palace of the Olupo and currently boasts 103 volunteer members drawn from diverse professional backgrounds.

To further highlight the group’s preventive health focus, Mrs. Ogunlabi Victoria Kemi, a Health Educator, offered practical health advice. She encouraged healthy eating habits, including increased consumption of vegetables and fruits, adequate water intake particularly for kidney care, regular exercise of at least 150 minutes weekly, and timely meals.

In his remarks, the Secretary of the Healthcare Committee of Omo Ibile Igbomina, Mr. Ajide Sunday, appreciated the wisdom of the National President in establishing and inaugurating the Healthcare Committee. He emphasized the need to formally integrate the Igbomina Mobile Clinic Team into the Committee, considering the calibre and experience of its members, and called for collective cooperation to achieve the overall health objectives of the organization.

Responding, the National President, Sir Bisi Fakayode, commended the resilience and commitment of the Mobile Clinic team over the past decade and acknowledged the vision of ICNA and its leadership in birthing the initiative. He stated that preparation had met opportunity in his emergence as President and reiterated that his administration is anchored on the tripod agenda of Rescue, Revitalize and Rebuild Igbomina Nation.

He explained that this agenda necessitated the establishment of various committees, including the Healthcare Committee, populated by capable and committed individuals. The President stressed that the achievements recorded so far are not personal accomplishments but collective efforts inspired by God and supported by distinguished sons and daughters of Igbomina.

He used the opportunity to appreciate notable contributors including Dr. Toyin Alabi, Prof. Awodun, Mrs. Shade Omoniyi, Prof. Wale Sulaiman (CON), and Engr. C.O. Adebayo (Jnr), among others, whose commitment has made the impact of the current leadership visible.

Sir Bisi Fakayode assured the Mobile Clinic Team of the readiness of Omo Ibile Igbomina to work closely with them to address the healthcare challenges confronting Igbomina communities and called for sustained cooperation in order to build a healthier and more united Igbomina nation.

Signed:
Adewumi A.J
Press Secretary to the National President, Omo Ibile Igbomina
March 2, 2026