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Delta Traditional Medicine Board, Damayo Health Care Assures Quality Services

Delta Traditional Medicine Board, Damayo Health Care Assures Quality Services

By Odeya Ogbetuo

 The Executive Director of Damayo Alternative Health Care Service, Dr. Johnson Ogundare
in collaboration with the Delta State Traditional Medicine Board are organizing Herbal Medicine 
Exhibition at Ughelli as part of efforts to bring health services closer to the people.
 Speaking to this reporter at the on-going Scientific Herbal Exhibition in Ughelli Kingdom 
Hall, Ughelli North LGA of Delta State, Dr. Ogundare said that the exhibition would showcase 
several herbal products for people who seek medical attention on several problems and cure to 
all ailments and diseases.
 Dr. Ogundare disclosed that he has carried out research on various ailments and has also 
introduced diagnostic methods before giving out prescriptions to patients, stressing that he has 
permanent cure to diabetes, asthma and hypertension which has posed serious challenges to 
orthodox medicine.
 According to him “African Herbal Practitioners have succeeded in getting remedy to 
various ailments from traditional medicine popularly called alternative medicine. We have 
recorded tremendous success in treatment of some diseases and ailments with most of our 
herbal products approved by NAFDAC”.
 Speaking further on his passion to take care of sick people, Dr. Ogundare said that he has 
done research on tough ailments and was able to find cure and solution, stressing that those 
who visit his stand at the on-going Health Exhibition in Ughelli would be happy.
 “When you visit the exhibition, you will see that your effort is not in vain, because of my 
Nigeria heritage in addition to innovative technology. We deliver balanced and improved 
quality herbal products to our customers and all who patronize us. The quality of everyday life 
in Africa is very important to us and will make sure we continue to improve” he added. 
 Dr. Ogundare said he will continue to offer quality and integrated health services and 
could be reached during and after the Health Exhibition on 08160256437, assuring that your 
effort won’t be in vain as he was always ready to serve.
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