The Chief Executive Officer of RevolutionPlus Group, Dr. Bamidele Onalaja, has through Chris Bamidele Onalaja Foundation (CBOF), extended his firm’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to Itamarun, Ibeju-Lekki areas in Lagos. On Friday, 12 March, 2021, a team of doctors powered by CBOF, visited the community to offer free medical care to people. The project was initiated by RevolutionPlus Group as a way of giving back to society. It provided opportunity and relief to the people as they all trooped out to get free health care.
Among the services CBOF offered were: Doctor’s Consultation and Checkup. Dentist consultation and dental check-up. Measuring blood pressure and blood glucose level and test for Malaria. Health education on good hygiene and on proper brushing of teeth. Distribution of face masks. Temperature checks, prescription and free drugs. as many other health services were rendered by the health experts.
Chris Bamidele Onalaja Foundation (CBOF)’s core values are: Child and Maternal Health, Education and Scholarship, Economic and Community Development, Widows Empowerment, Water sanitation &hygiene disease prevention & control.
In addition to all these, Dr. Bamidele Onalaja, who is the grand patron of CBOF, with the support of his wife, Mrs Tolulope Onalaja, built Toldel Nursery and Primary School in Ikorodu, to provide quality free education to the less privileged children whose parents cannot afford a private school education in the Ikorodu axis. It also provides scholarships for students in the university. In 2021, CBOF embarked on a N100 million campaign to empower widows, community outreach to areas where RevolutionPlus estates are located and building a free secondary school for the graduating pupils of TolDel Nursery and Primary School and less privileged kids in the Ikorodu Axis.
The ongoing CSR is a continuous exercise. On Saturday 13th, there was another one held at Ogulu base, Osoroko town, Ibeju-Lekki, while Friday 19th, March 2021 would be the turn of Okunfolu’s bus stop, Ise community school, Ibeju-Lekki.
