07/01/2026
Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club Delivers Mega Hunger Relief, Medical Outreach to 350 Families in Oworonsoki, Lagos, Nigeria.
Lagos, Nigeria — In a strong demonstration of humanitarian leadership and community service, the Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 successfully carried out a Mega Hunger Relief and Medical Outreach in the Oworonsoki community of Lagos State, reaching hundreds of vulnerable residents with food and essential health services.
The outreach, held at the Palace of the Oba of Oworo, featured the distribution of 350 bags of rice, ensuring that approximately 350 families would have food on their tables, alongside free medical screenings including blood pressure and blood sugar checks.
Speaking at the event, Lion James Ayoor Daves, NLCF, President of Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club, stated that the activity was a direct response to the growing economic pressure on low-income households and aligned with the Lions’ commitment to practical, people-centred service.
“This initiative is about restoring dignity, easing hunger, and reminding our communities that they are not alone. Today’s outreach is the result of deliberate planning, sacrifice, and the generosity of our members, who gave willingly to ensure that real impact was made,” he said.
Lion Daves further noted that the donations received from members of the Club made it possible to close critical funding gaps and deliver meaningful support to families most in need.
In her remarks, the of the District Governor, District 404 B2, Nigeria of Lion Kemi Eribake, MJF, NLCF, commended Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club for its leadership and consistency in service delivery. She described the outreach as a practical expression of the global Lions hunger relief agenda and urged beneficiaries to prioritise regular health checks as part of healthy living.
“This activity reflects the true spirit of Lionism — service beyond self. I commend the Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club for translating vision into action and for touching lives in a very tangible way,” she said.
Also addressing the gathering, the Service Chairperson and Charter President, of the Club Lion Franklin Udah, NLCF, MJF, applauded the collective commitment of members who contributed time, resources, and expertise to the project. He emphasised that sustainable community development thrives when compassion is matched with collaboration and responsibility.
“What we see today is the power of unity. When Lions come together with purpose, communities benefit, and hope is restored,” he noted.
The event formed part of the Lions’ broader hunger relief and community wellness initiatives and drew participation from Lion leaders, medical volunteers, and community representatives.
Beneficiaries Express Gratitude
Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, a community representative expressed deep appreciation to the Lions Club, saying:
“Thank you very much for this gift. May the good God continue to remember you and your Lions Club for your good works. We pray that the Club will grow to the next level of impact, in Jesus’ name. Well appreciated.”
The successful ex*****on of the outreach underscores the Lagos Metropolitan Lions Club’s commitment to humanitarian service and reinforces its role as a catalyst for positive social impact within Lagos communities.
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