Muben

02/04/2021

Welcome to Medcore, the home of quality tele-medical services. We specialise in Telemedicine and tele-diagnostics , remote ECG analysis and reporting and sales of quality medical equipment, . We have teamed up with cardiotrack to deliver quality cloud-based ECG reporting services to African countries. We offer quality services at competitive prices.

18/07/2020

Muben operates as medcore in Nigeria and it’s a parent company of medcore U.K. we have just set up a telemedicine clinic in nigeria and we are glad to associate with Cardiotrack and eko. We will be using their devices in our telemedicine clinic in Lagos and Ibadan

12/04/2020

Muben is now partnering medcore in Nigeria and will soon start a telemedicine business

23/11/2018

Muben has aligned with Itsuokor foundation to bring succour to nigeria

13/10/2018

Supporting an upcoming musician in nigeria

16/09/2018

The Itsuokor foundation recently concluded a three-day medical outreach in Ogbona. We attended to over 5,000 people from five villages around the area. The foundation brought five medical consultants from the UK of varying specialties to treat different illnesses. They also donated several medical equipments ranging from ECG machines, patients monitors, eye glasses, laboratory test materials to a generator that came in towards the end of the program.
During our stay, we noticed that hypertension is the most common illness in the community. The Itsuokor foundation has decided to fund a research and look at the cause of this illness in the community.
The Itsuokor foundation was set up early this year to cater for the healthcare of the underprivileged in rural Nigeria. On my recent travel to Nigeria – I saw the appalling state of the community hospitals. It was very bad. There were no drugs, no equipments and the laboratory services were overwhelmed. A lot of patients die needlessly. It was these needless deaths that drove me to set up this charity and move on a grand scale.
The Itsuokor foundation started in the UK and we have worked with the local Milton Keynes community to keep lives safe by donating CCTV to local individuals to protect them from criminals. The pictures of these can be found in the Brookland community page.
We have also donated wheelchairs and clothes to a local hospice in Milton Keynes e.g. the Willems hospice. we have also offered scholarships to two deserving students in uk and in nigeria
In Nigeria, we played a small role in detecting AF in asymptomatic patients and helping fund their treatment. This was done as a pilot programme in late April this year.
We reached out to hearts and minds – a UK charity concern that is donating a hybrid solar generator to the communities and the Technomed UK to donate ECGS.
I am Dr. Benedict Itsuokor, a stroke consultant in the UK. I am also the head of a doctor’s advocacy group in the United Kingdom. I was trained in Nigeria and I am giving back to the community the little I have. I have gathered five medical consultants from the UK and 15 local doctors to work for me on this project.
This is being done solely on basis of helping humanity. The two foreign donors accompanied me throughout the outreach so as to learn from it. This is a big experience for me bearing in mind that I have not been to Nigeria for a long time.
We covered 3 areas in Nigeria – MCK Orbih health center, Ogbona, Edo state, Ita Elewa health center, Ikorodu in Lagos state and Agodi health center, Ibadan. We had to postpone Abuja due to poor logistics. We, however, promised to come back in 3 months
Our strategy was the same in all three locations. We donated drugs, medical equipments, and a generator to only one location – Ogbona.
We spent three days in Ogbona. We attended to patients of all age group. We left the pharmacy a sea of drugs as you can see from the photos below. There was a huge turnout on the first day and the medical personnel were overwhelmed. We were supported by other local groups – the Dako foundation, mrs flora edomende of edosaca and Dr. Abu Paulinus who performed some operation. the groundwork was down by OEF
We arranged follow up with Dr. Oyakhilomeh. We also intend to follow up with the severe hypertension cases.
It pleased me to see smiles in these faces.

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15/07/2018

Every little helps. Let’s be of hep to these poor rural areas. Donate to assist

I am going to Africa with other U.K. doctors to this community hospital for free medical consultation. This hospital has no drugs and no equipments. Please join me to make this a reality by donating to this project Most of the rural and community hospitals and health centres in africa and ill equ...

15/07/2018

I am sponsoring a medical outreach to Africa. I will be going to three rural communities with other doctors in the U.K. for a week. Please join me in making this a reality. Kindly click on the link and share amongst your friends

I am going to Africa with other U.K. doctors to this community hospital for free medical consultation. This hospital has no drugs and no equipments. Please join me to make this a reality by donating to this project Most of the rural and community hospitals and health centres in africa and ill equ...

13/10/2016

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02/09/2015

I am not impressed by the governor of ekiti state. In the UK, he will be in court but cos we don't know our rights in nigeria the workers have to beg. What a shame. There is no dignity in what the governor has done. You can penalise erring worker but not in this way. This is dehumanising. Let's go back to the governor.what has he done for the state. How many factories has he opened? How many roads has he built? Is there 24hrs electricity in the state. Do they have good schools, postal facilities etc. this is dictatorial and it is tantamount to tyranny. I was left dumbfounded when I saw the May Nigerians supporting him in Facebook. I raise that awareness in the UK here and he was greatly condemned. I discussed this issue with an MP in the UK here who happens to be a friend and it was widely condemned. Let's stop making ourselves a laughable stock.

20/04/2015

Xenophobia in the 21st century, It is a terrible shame that this is happening in a country that was helped by other African countries during apartheid. It is a shame that this has occurred twice in the same country in less than ten years. This is South Africa that I greatly respect. This is South Africa that claimed it is not like the rest of Africa ... From BBC 2011. But in actual fact, it is worse than the rest of sub Saharan Africa. How can you justify the brutal killings of innocent people who contribute to the growth of your economy. Why is the government not doing enough to stem the cleansing. This shouldn't be happening in today's Africa. . The white man did this to the black man and now it is black on black. These were not the teachings of nelson Mandela. I don't believe in tit for tat or reprisal attacks but I implore the government of South Africa to act responsibly.

01/04/2015

Nigerian election has come and gone. It shows one thing and that is a defeat of tribal politics. For a very long time, Nigerians have been tribalistic and self centred. The results of this election confirms that Nigeria has grown and tribal prejudice is over.
I congratulate GMBH for his victory in this election. The incumbent list for many reasons. One of the most important was the handling of boko haram. The incumbent was too complacent. He left boko to rampage Nigeria for a long time and he cared less.
The other reason was corruption. He was surrounded by the wrong people and he was totally helpless in controlling them. These men embezzled Nigerians money. I am too glad to see their back.
I will continue my post