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The Greater Tomorrow Group Medical Team (GTGMT) is a non-profit arm of the Greater Tomorrow Group – GTG (a youth group in the Celestial Church of Christ). We offer voluntary health services to our immediate community.
The medical professionals in the team are knitted to the set goal of our spiritual father, Bro Bolaji Ademola Samuel (the general coordinator of GTG), to make quality medical services available to all.
We are a group of medical science experts ranging from:
Our main aim is to empower our brothers and sisters with information that helps in preventive health, treatment option, nutritional benefits and general wellbeing strategies.
We also carry out medical out reaches in programs e.g Imeko convention , Holy Mary celebration to mention a few.
The team provides the following community services:
The GTGTM is a unique professional team in that we give our targeted patients quality services as it suit their medical needs.
We welcome collaborations from organisations of like minds to better improve in the areas of researches, medical outreaches and drug distribution to a wider society.
This video is an explanation on what to do (First Aid) in medical emergencies. Kindly watch the video for enlightenment.
Gluten is to be avoided by people diagnosed with celiac diseases due to the allergic reactions ranging from mild to extreme. Every other person who is not allergic to gluten or does not have a celiac disease can eat wheat.
Oranges can have a high glycaemic index, and can be reduced in diabetes patients. Nevertheless, it is not the cause of diabetes. Talk to your medical team for further guidance.
While trying to reduce body weight and increase fat loss, certain foods are surely recommended for you. These include whole plant foods (most preferred) in reduced portions. Some examples are whole cereals and grains, legumes, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds.
Covid-19 is the disease caused by a new coronavirus.
Masks should be used as a strategy to suppress transmission.
Thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with water and soap.