PRESS
In The Guardian
“A group, M. Kukoyi Foundation (MKF), in partnership with Health Emergency Initiative (HEI), has assisted 39 critically injured Road Traffic Accident (RTA) victims in Lagos. Founder of MKF, Dr. Mobola Kukoyi, who disclosed this, said it recorded an 82 percent survival rate in 2022. She noted that avoidable deaths from road crashes are becoming a threat to young people in Nigeria. According to her, there is a need for an urgent and broad-based action to address this malady…..”
In Ogun Today
“No fewer than 39 crash victims have so far benefited from the Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) accident victims rescue intervention project in partnership with the M. Kukoyi Foundation (MKF). This is contained in statement on Monday by Mr Paschal Achunine, Executive Director, HEI. Achunine said that the targeted beneficiaries for the intervention project expected to run for three months was 42. The duration for this project is three months with target to reach more than 42 beneficiaries across Lagos State,” he said.….”
In Uncovered
“Achunine, commended the Board of MKF Foundation for their unrelenting support to the social well-being of Nigerians.He noted that the existing MoU HEI signed with FRSC, National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi , FMC, Ebute Metta and selected hospitals in Lagos State would enhance chances of prompt resuscitation and stabilisation of crash victims when taken to these facilities. Meanwhile, Dr Mobola Kukoyi, Founder, MKF, noted that avoidable deaths from road crashes was becoming an existential threat to young people in Nigeria.Kukoyi stressed that in view of this, urgent and broad-based action was needed by all to address the malady. He, therefore, encouraged other corporate organisations as well as public-spirited Nigerians to partner with HEI so as to continue providing rescue service to accident victims..….”
In Scooper Media
“Concerned about untimely deaths and the menace of Road Traffic Accident as the biggest killer of young people in Nigeria as reported by World Health Organization (WHO) recently. The M.Kukoyi Foundation (MKF) has partnered with Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) to assist scores of critically injured Road Traffic Accident (RTA) victims access care within the first 24hours. In 2022 alone, this collaboration wholly funded by MKF assisted 39 crash victims with 82% survival rate...….”
In Business Day
“A non-governmental organisation- Mobola Kukoyi Foundation (MKF) and Health Emergency Initiative (HEI) have partnered to deepen training on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) with the aim of saving lives in emergency situations. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a procedure that helps to save a person’s life when breathing or the heart stops. When a person’s heart stops beating, he or she is in cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is a situation in which the heart cannot pump blood to the rest of the body, including the brain and lungs – this can result in death……”