Kurere Village faces health challenges with ailing residents and a poorly supported health center. Despite efforts from the Kurere Progressive Union and Dr. Oduwaiye, who fund nurse visits, the situation remains dire. With the nearest major hospital an hour away in Awowo, emergency travel is difficult. The village seeks assistance to improve its health conditions through the Kurere Ultra Modern Health Centre.
Kurere Village was established, becoming a resilient community with a rich history. Founded in 1836,
Kurere’s origin is a longstanding tale intertwined with rural life. As the sun rises over the village, about 20,000 people wake up to the familiar routines of farm life. The village’s essence extends beyond its borders, mingling with nearby places like Ontoye, Olowo Papa, Sholosun, Latoyo, Lafunke, Idele, Oluwafere, Alako, Olowo, Asii, and Isaga, forming a beautiful tapestry of connected lives.
Kurere Village, situated in a remote part of the country, faces health challenges as most residents and those in the suburbs suffer from various ailments. The existing health center is in poor condition and not financially supported by the government. The Kurere Progressive Union and Dr. Oduwaiye personally cover the costs of nurses who visit the health center a few times a week, but it's insufficient.
Many villagers must travel to the nearest major health center in Awowo, an hour away by car, posing challenges, especially in emergencies. The government's neglect has left Kurere without essential services, including healthcare, resulting in deteriorating health among residents and an increase in preventable diseases.
Founded in 1836, Kurere Village in the Abeokuta North region of Ogun State, Nigeria, has thrived as a resilient community with a rich history, hosting approximately 20,000 inhabitants
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