Dr. Osahon Enabulele, the Director General (DG) of the Dr. Osahon Enabulele Foundation (DOEF) and past President of the World Medical Association (WMA) has on behalf of the Board of Trustees (BoT) and Management Team of the foundation extended warm greetings to all and sundry on the eve of the year 2026.
In a message, he asserted “on the eve of our collective cross-over to a new year 2026. We thank you for your unwavering support in the outgoing year, 2025.
“As we look forward to a new year, 2026, we find ourselves reflecting on an outgoing year of profound
challenges and even greater triumphs. The outgoing year has undoubtedly been a testament to what we can achieve together.
“It was a year in which we championed leadership excellence, advanced quality health care, and
education. Through your robust support and commitment of members of the Foundation, we
successfully accomplished the following, amongst others: “Provision of health care services to over 200 persons through targeted free medical outreaches
and public awareness programmes.
“Provision of reading glasses to indigent secondary school students to improve visual acuity.
“Advocacy for leadership excellence and good governance through public colloquium,
presentations, lectures, and seminars.
“Inculcation of assertive skills and improvement in the cognitive and intellectual abilities of
students through the organization of a novel state-wide Inter-Schools debate competition that reached the 18 Local Government Areas (LGAs) and 3 senatorial districts of Edo State (reaching 489 students, 98 teachers from 52 secondary schools, and with 354 befitting Awards and certificates
presented).
“Support for capacity development of 100 youths and students through a digital summit.”
According to him, “these milestones were made possible with your partnership and support, for which the Foundation is immensely grateful.
“Encouraged by your valued contributions and belief in our Foundation, we shall remain committed to our mission of empowering citizens through the promotion of initiatives for human capital development, education, quality health care, leadership excellence and good governance.”
Setting his sight on 2026, the former President of the World Medical Association, averred that “we are more than ever before, much more resolved and committed to give concrete expression to our declared vision, mission, strategic thrusts and core values.”
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