Ondo State’s O’datiwa Women Fitness & Health Outreach kicks off in Akure, empowering women with exercise, nutrition tips, and community support


ONDO STATE’S O'DATIWA WOMEN FITNESS & HEALTH OUTREACH KICKS OFF IN AKURE, EMPOWERING WOMEN WITH EXERCISE, NUTRITION TIPS, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT. 



...O'datiwa women are grateful to gov Aiyedatiwa for prirotising women's health.



Ondo Launches Monthly O'datiwa Women Fitness and Health Outreach in Akure




The Ondo State Government has kicked off the inaugural O'datiwa Women Fitness and Health Awareness Outreach in Akure, jointly organized by the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development and the Ministry of Youths and Sports.





Declaring the program open, Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Dr. Seun Osamaye, stated that the initiative aims to empower women with knowledge of good nutrition and healthy living.



She praised the large turnout of women, commending their dedication to wellness.


Dr. Osamaye announced that the O'datiwa Fitness and Health Awareness Outreach will now be held every last Friday of the month to promote regular exercise among women. 



She lauded Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa’s administration for its strong support for women’s growth and development, noting his efforts in creating a safe and enabling environment for women to thrive.




Also speaking, a Nurse and Hospital Management Board member, Mrs. Arinola Adamolekun, urged women to prioritize their  health through balanced diets and regular physical activity. 


She emphasized choosing organic fruits, vegetables, and meals for optimal wellness.




Mrs. Adamolekun further advised on stress management, adequate sleep, and hydration as critical pillars of wellness, warning against processed foods and excessive sugar intake. She encouraged forming community support groups to sustain healthy habits beyond the monthly events.







The event featured a lively aerobics session led by Coach Abimbola Oladimeji , Coach Ejibunnu Temitope Carolina, Coach Okedola, certified fitness instructors, with participants engaging in stretching, cardio routines, and strength-building exercises tailored to women of all ages. 


Also during the dancing session , Dr. Osamaye highlighted that the outreach aligns with the state’s broader agenda to reduce untimely death  among women, who often prioritize family needs over personal health.


 “This is not just an exercise program; it is a movement to reclaim women’s vitality and healthy living ,”  Dr Osamaye.


 Participants expressed gratitude to Governor Aiyedatiwa for his unwavering commitment to women’s well-being. Mrs. Funmilayo Ojo, a trader and mother of three, said, “For the first time, the government is bringing health to our doorstep. We feel seen and valued.”

 Other Leaders in attendance includes Dr  Mrs Ajibefun, Mrs Ajaka,  Dr Mrs Jumoke  Aborode, Amira Alhaja Rafat Omikunle (FOMWAN President), Alhaja Momoh, Mr Kunle Ajayi (Ifedore APC Chieftain), Hon Efurubu Angelina (Osopadec Commissioner), Mr Mefun  Tophas (Director Child), Mr Olatunji Felix(Director Account) and Other Women Leaders  Of Supports Groups, Leaders and Stakeholders. As the session ended with group photos and shared refreshments, women left energized and motivated, pledging to return next month and invite others. 


The maiden O'datiwa outreach has set a promising tone for a healthier, more empowered female population in Ondo State.


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