About Go Love Nations Ministries
Date of Outreach: June 6, 2026
Location: Chinatown Community, Enugu State, Nigeria
Prepared By: Go Love Nations Ministries
Partner Organization: Assemblies of God Church (AGC) New Layout, Enugu
Date of Outreach: June 6, 2026
Location: Chinatown Community, Enugu State, Nigeria
Prepared By: Go Love Nations Ministries
Partner Organization: Assemblies of God Church (AGC) New Layout, Enugu
On June 6, 2026, Go Love Nations Ministries conducted its inaugural community medical
outreach in Chinatown Community, Enugu State, Nigeria, in partnership with Assemblies of
God Church (AGC) New Layout under the leadership of Rev. David Egu.
The outreach was established to provide free medical services to underserved and
economically disadvantaged individuals while demonstrating the compassion of Jesus Christ
through healthcare, prayer, and community engagement.
A multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals and ministry volunteers delivered
comprehensive health screenings, medical consultations, medication dispensing, health
education, and pastoral counseling to community members at no cost.
The outreach served 156 individuals, including adults and children, and identified a
significant burden of preventable and manageable health conditions, highlighting the
ongoing need for accessible healthcare services within the community.
The objective of this outreach was to improve access to basic healthcare services for vulnerable populations by providing:
● Medical consultations
● Screenings
● Essential medications
● Health education
● Prayer and spiritual encouragement
while demonstrating the love of Christ through compassionate service.
This outreach was made possible through collaboration between:
Go Love Nations Ministries
and
Assemblies of God Church (AGC) New Layout, Enugu
Special appreciation is extended to Rev. David Egu, whose leadership and local
coordination were instrumental in recruiting healthcare professionals, volunteers, and
ministry workers.
The outreach was staffed by a multidisciplinary team consisting of:
● 3 Medical Doctors
● 1 Licensed Pharmacist
● 4 Registered Nurses
● 2 Assistant Nurses
● 1 HIV Prevention Officer representing the Enugu State HIV Prevention and Control
Program
● 7 Pastors providing spiritual counseling and prayer
A total of 156 community members received services.
Category Number
Adults 130
Children 26
Total 156
The following services were provided free of charge:
● Physician consultations
● Blood pressure screening
● Blood glucose screening
● Malaria testing
● HIV counseling and testing
● Medication dispensing
● Health education
● Prayer and pastoral counseling
Participants requiring treatment received medications based on physician evaluation and
clinical assessment.
Among the adults evaluated:
Clinical Finding Number
Elevated Blood Pressure 43
Elevated Blood Glucose 37
Positive Malaria Tests 83
HIV Screening Performed 67
Physicians also evaluated and managed additional conditions including gastrointestinal
complaints, suspected ulcer-related illnesses, and other common medical concerns through
clinical examination and appropriate medication.
Go Love Nations Ministries funded the procurement of all the medications needed for this outreach.
Prescription and over-the-counter medications were dispensed free of charge based on
physician recommendations.
Following completion of the outreach, a portion of the medication inventory remained
available for future community outreach initiatives.
The June 6, 2026 medical outreach was funded entirely through the personal contributions
of:
Mr. Emmanuel Ozuruonye
and
Mrs. Precious Ozuruonye
Their financial support covered:
● Medical personnel compensation
● Pharmacy services
● Nursing services
● Diagnostic testing supplies
● Medication procurement
● Operational logistics
● Volunteer support
No external grants, institutional funding, or charitable donations were received for this
outreach.
The outreach successfully:
● Served 156 community members
● Expanded access to healthcare for an underserved population
● Identified numerous cases of elevated blood pressure and elevated blood glucose
requiring further medical attention
● Diagnosed and treated malaria in affected participants
● Provided HIV education and screening services
● Distributed essential medications at no cost
● Offered prayer, encouragement, and pastoral counseling to participants and families
The event demonstrated the importance of integrated medical and community-based care in
addressing both immediate healthcare needs and long-term public health challenges.
Go Love Nations Ministries remains committed to organizing future medical outreaches that
improve access to healthcare in underserved communities throughout Nigeria.
Future initiatives will focus on preventive health screening, chronic disease awareness,
medication access, community education, and partnerships with local healthcare providers,
churches, and public health organizations to promote sustainable improvements in
community health.
Prepared by
Go Love Nations Ministries
July 2026
