Urgent vacancy for the post of a Marketing officer in Abuja

Female not more than 26 years old

Must be a resident of Federal capital territory and its environs

Minimum qualification is OND

1-2 years working experience preferably in sales /marketing.

Interested candidates should send their cvs and applications to hr@metroeyesng.com and pmabuja@metreoyesng.com with email subject as Marketing Officer Abuja

Deadline Friday May 11, 2018.

Urgent vacancy for the post of a Sales Executive

Female not more than 26 years

Minimum qualification is OND

1-2 years working experience preferably in customer services and sales

Interested candidates should send their cvs and applications to hr@metroeyesng.com

Deadline Friday January 19,2017

Urgent vacancy for the post of a Marketing officer in Ijebu-ode

Female not more than 26 years old

Must be a resident of Ijebu Ode and its environs

Minimum qualification is OND

1-2 years working experience preferably in sales /marketing.

Interested candidates should send their cvs and applications to hr@metroeyesng.com and copy pmabeokuta@metreoyesng.com with email subject as Marketing Officer Ijebu Ode

Deadline Friday January 19, 2018.

Urgent vacancy for the post of a Marketing officer in Ijebu-ode

Female not more than 26 years old

Must be a resident of Ijebu Ode and its environs

Minimum qualification is OND

1-2 years working experience preferably in sales /marketing.

Interested candidates should send their cvs and applications to hr@metroeyesng.com and copy pmabeokuta@metreoyesng.com with email subject as Marketing Officer Ijebu Ode

Deadline Friday January 19, 2018.

chioma1990:
location

Ikoyi, Lagos.

Urgent vacancy for the post of a Front desk officer

Female not more than 26 years

Minimum qualification is OND

1-2 years working experience preferably in customer service

Interested candidates should send their cvs and applications to hr@metroeyesng.com

Deadline Thursday May 11, 2017.

Metro Eyes invites for the position of an Account Officer. Interested candidates should forward their cv to hr@metroeyesng.com

Job Title: Account Officer

Company: METRO EYES NIGERIA LIMITED

COMPETENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE JOB

Male/Female not more than 26 years old.
Minimum qualification is OND in accounting or any related discipline
1-2 years experience (preferably in an accounting role)
Ability to think quickly and logically.
Must have strong organization skills
Keyboard and PC knowledge required
A working knowledge of sage 50( peach tree) accounting software will be an advantage.

Job description

• Post all cash sales and purchases in the cashbook.
• File all invoices received from suppliers and ensure they are captured appropriately in the ledger.
• Prepare bank reconciliation statements monthly for all the clinic’s bank accounts.
• Confirm the stock position of the clinic daily. I.e. stock of frames, lenses and drugs.
• Confirm all goods supplied are received in perfect condition before payment is made to suppliers
• Ensure payment vouchers are raised to capture all payments with all respective receipts attached.
• Ensure all units make requisition via requisition forms duly approved by their unit head.
• Ensure the salary schedule is sent to the bank the last Thursday of every month ready for salaries to be paid last Friday of every month.
• Prepare staff salaries on monthly basis and ensure all necessary deductions are made as at when due.
• Prepare pay advice and ensure each member of staff receives this on payday.
• Maintain and update bill and cheque register on daily basis
• Monitor the debtors’ ledger and report the recovery of all debts to the accountant.
• Collection, verification and remittance of daily sales
• Keeping and updating payment of staff purchases

Urgent vacancy for the position of a Front desk officer in a reputable clinic.

Candidate should be female and not more than 26 years old.

Minimum qualification required is OND.

1-2 years experience in similar role will be an added advantage.

Candidate must possess strong interpersonal skills, positive attitude and good written and verbal communication skills.

Interested candidates should send application and CVs to hr@metroeyesng.com quoting FRONT DESK OFFICER a the subject.

Deadline for this application is Friday October 14, 2016.

Dear Customers,
Please be informed that all our outlets will be opened from 9.00am-2.00pm during the Eid-al-Adha Holidays.
We wish you a joyous celebration.

This weekend, just before the kids go Back to School, let them get their eyes checked for free. They'll get free lenses, and lot's of gifts while at it. Back to School runs till October 17, 2015.

Smoothies are an easy way to get antioxidants and other eye-healthy nutrients. They are also extremely versatile because of the many substitution possibilities. Use frozen ingredients to make them more like a shake. Adding nuts or seeds will provide you with essential fatty acids, also important in preventing or slowing down eye diseases.
Here are three examples of the many possibilities. All provide two servings. Enjoy!


1. Kiwi Banana
1 ripe banana
2-3 kiwi, peeled
1 cup red or green seedless grapes
½ cup plain yogurt
½ cup apple juice
1-2 tablespoons ground flax seeds or chia seeds
Very Berry
2 cups mixture of blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, raspberries
¼ cup almond milk (can substitute organic soy, rice, coconut or hemp milks)
½ cup unsweetened cranberry juice
1 tablespoon blackstrap molasses
Tropical Carrot
½ cup pineapple juice (can substitute drained juice from canned pineapple plus water to make ½ cup)
½ cup fresh or canned (in its own juices) pineapple chunks (or crushed)
¼ cup fresh lemon juice (1 lemon)
½ cup mango chunks (can be frozen)
1 cup cooked chopped carrots
1 tablespoon raw sunflower seeds

What you’ll do: In a heavy-duty blender, add the ingredients, secure the lid, and blend until smooth. (You may have to pulse a bit or use the variable speeds to get the mixture smooth.)

Thoughts and variations: Do not be afraid to substitute fruits, juices and liquids. These all can be frozen (liquids into “ice cubes”) to make your smoothie more cold. You change out the nuts or seeds or add protein powders, wheat germ, or grain flakes – 1 -2 tablespoons). Be aware, adding ice cubes will dilute the flavor so cut back a bit on the liquid amount to compensate. If you need a sweetener, try 1-2 pitted dates or honey instead of adding regular white sugar. Buy organic whenever you can, particularly with berries, apples, pears, and peaches. Adding a tablespoon of chia seeds and letting it sit for a few minutes will thicken your mixture. Add various flavorings such as vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, etc, or an herb like mint, that coordinate with the fruit you are using. Throwing in a tablespoon or two of unsweetened nut butter will not only help to thicken but add a bit of its own distinct flavor. Leftovers can be frozen and converted into smoothie “pops.”


Here's a link to where these fruits can be found http://www.dobbyssignature.com/2014/03/where-to-buy-foreign-fruits-and.html. Other ingredients can be found in big supermarts and malls.

Green Means "Go" When It Comes to Eye Health

Green vegetables, especially leafy greens such as kale, spinach and collard greens, contain high amounts of lutein and zeaxanthin. These pigments are powerful antioxidants that protect the retina from the damaging effects of UV and blue light.

Leafy greens also contain a lot of vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, zinc and fiber. These additional nutrients help prevent the progression of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Kale is the superstar of leafy green vegetables and is the feature of this eye-healthy recipe. This salad was inspired by the popular coleslaws that are served in delicatessens everywhere.

The Nigerian Edikang Ikong soup or simply Vegetable Soup is native to the Efiks, people from Akwa Ibom and Cross River states of Nigeria. Prepared with a generous quantity of pumpkin leaves and water leaves, this Nigerian soup recipe is nourishing in every sense of the word.
Ingredients for Vegetable (Edikang Ikong) Soup
• 1kg Pumpkin leaves
• 500g Water leaves (Talinum triangulare)
• 600g Beef, Kanda, Shaki and Dry fish
• Pepper, Salt and ground crayfish: to taste
• 200ml Palm oil
• 1 cup Periwinkle
• 2 medium onions
• 2-3 stock cubes

Alternative vegetables for those who cannot buy water leaves and pumpkin leaves:
Use the following to replace the classic Nigerian vegetables for this soup:

• 1kg normal frozen spinach
Defrost the frozen spinach, cut the normal frozen one into tiny pieces and mix with the ground frozen spinach. Wring out the water from these and add them when the written recipe requires you to add the pumpkin leaves.
Wash, pick and cut the Lamb's Lettuce into tiny pieces. Add them when the written recipe requires you to add water leaves.


Before you cook the Edikang Ikong Soup
1. Wash and cut the pumpkin and water leaves into tiny pieces. Put them in separate sieves to drain out all the water as much as possible.
2. Cut the Kanda into small pieces. Cook the beef, kanda and the dry fish with the 2 bulbs of diced onions and the stock cubes with as little quantity of water as possible.
Cooking Directions
1. When the meat is done, add a generous amount of palm oil, the crayfish and pepper and leave to boil for about 10 minutes. The palm oil serves as the liquid in the Edikang Ikong soup. You should try as much as possible to make it the only liquid in the soup.
2. Add the periwinkle and water leaves and leave to cook for another 5 minutes. You may have to cook for less time at this stage so that the water leaves are not over-cooked.
3. Now add the pumpkin leaves and salt to taste. Stir the contents of the pot very well and turn off the heat. Cover the pot and leave to stand for about 5 minutes.
4. That’s it!
Serve with Garri (Eba), Semolina, Amala, Cassava Fufu or Pounded Yam.

Optical Illusions can use color, light and patterns to create images that can be deceptive or misleading to our brains. The information gathered by the eye is processed by the brain, creating a perception that in reality, does not match the true image. Perception refers to the interpretation of what we take in through our eyes.

Optical illusions occur because our brain is trying to interpret what we see and make sense of the world around us. Optical illusions simply trick our brains into seeing things which may or may not be real.

Try out some of these illusions and discover just how tricky it can be for your brain to accurately interpret the images from your eyes. Click on any of the images below to begin your exploration of optical illusions.

Every child dreams of what they will do one day. Up to one in five children may have an eye condition they do not know about which could stop them achieving those dreams.

Schedule an eye check up appointment for your child before they go back to school.

And guess what, it's free! Free eye test, free lenses, and many exciting gifts to take back to school.

Its happening @ all Metro Eyes practice centres (Lagos, Abuja, Ota, Abeokuta, Ibadan) 3rd Aug - 17th Oct.

Are you ready? Visit or call any of the following numbers to schedule an appointment for your kids and younger ones now

012717516, 09021819696 : Lagos (22, keffi street, opposite aunty ayo comprehensive school, Ikoyi)

07042834174, 07044468099: Ibadan (4, oluyole way, favos bus stop bodija ; 1 , Irepodun close Ososami junction, ring road and Lexyland Trade
centre , opposite General Gas , Akobo)

07042834173 : Ota (89, idiroko road, by joju roundabout, Sango Ota)

08030866161: &5, Osoba Road, Opposite Access Bank, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta.

07043186929 : Abuja (Suite 17, Uturu plaza, plot 653 TOS Benson crescent off okonjo Iweala way, utako district, Abuja)


Please share this information with friends, family and associates. You may be helping a child.

Every child dreams of what they will do one day. Up to one in five children may have an eye condition they do not know about which could stop them achieving those dreams.

Schedule an eye check up appointment for your child before they go back to school.

And guess what, it's free! Free eye test, free lenses, and many exciting gifts to take back to school.

Its happening @ all Metro Eyes practice centres (Lagos, Abuja, Ota, Abeokuta, Ibadan) 3rd Aug - 17th Oct.

Are you ready? Visit or call any of the following numbers to schedule an appointment for your kids and younger ones now

012717516, 09021819696 : Lagos (22, keffi street, opposite aunty ayo comprehensive school, Ikoyi)

07042834174, 07044468099: Ibadan (4, oluyole way, favos bus stop bodija ; 1 , Irepodun close Ososami junction, ring road and Lexyland Trade
centre , opposite General Gas , Akobo)

07042834173 : Ota (89, idiroko road, by joju roundabout, Sango Ota)

08030866161: &5, Osoba Road, Opposite Access Bank, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta.

07043186929 : Abuja (Suite 17, Uturu plaza, plot 653 TOS Benson crescent off okonjo Iweala way, utako district, Abuja)


Please share this information with friends, family and associates. You may be helping a child.

Metro Eyes invites for the position of a Billing/HMO Officer. Interested candidates should forward their cv to hr@metroeyesng.com with subject BILLING/HMO OFFICER . Details are as follows;

Job Title: Billing Officer/HMO OFFICER

Company: METRO EYES NIGERIA LIMITED

Responsibilities

1. Raise all bills at the clinic and optical UNIT.
2. Post all bills (daily) into the system using Peachtree accounting software.
3. Ensure all bills are captured and ready for review every month end.
4. Submit the report of all bills to the Practice Manager for review before they are dispatched.
5. Ensure all bills are properly dispatched to the respective companies that have retainer ship agreements.
6. Reconcile all payments by companies that have retainer ship agreements with the bills sent out.
7. Submit an aged receivables report to the Practice Manager monthly.
8. Document all invoices and correspondence received from retainers.
9. Maintain and obtain bill register.
10. Involvement in HMO matters
11. Attending to customer clients and needs
12. Assist in sales of frames and lenses
13. Assist in screening programmes.

Requirements

Minimum qualification is OND in accounting or any related discipline
Female and not more than 25 years of age.
Must have ability to work with patience and courtesy in customer relations
Must have ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
Ability to think quickly and logically.
Must have strong organization skills
Keyboard and PC knowledge required
A working knowledge of sage 50( peachtree) accounting software will be an advantage.
Required experience: 1-2 years (Customer Service experience preferred)

Metro Eyes invites for the position of a Billing/HMO Officer. Interested candidates should forward their cv to hr@metroeyesng.com with subject BILLING/HMO OFFICER . Details are as follows;

Job Title: Billing Officer/HMO OFFICER

Company: METRO EYES NIGERIA LIMITED

Responsibilities

1. Raise all bills at the clinic and optical UNIT.
2. Post all bills (daily) into the system using Peachtree accounting software.
3. Ensure all bills are captured and ready for review every month end.
4. Submit the report of all bills to the Practice Manager for review before they are dispatched.
5. Ensure all bills are properly dispatched to the respective companies that have retainer ship agreements.
6. Reconcile all payments by companies that have retainer ship agreements with the bills sent out.
7. Submit an aged receivables report to the Practice Manager monthly.
8. Document all invoices and correspondence received from retainers.
9. Maintain and obtain bill register.
10. Involvement in HMO matters
11. Attending to customer clients and needs
12. Assist in sales of frames and lenses
13. Assist in screening programmes.

Requirements

Minimum qualification is OND in accounting or any related discipline
Female and not more than 25 years of age.
Must have ability to work with patience and courtesy in customer relations
Must have ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
Ability to think quickly and logically.
Must have strong organization skills
Keyboard and PC knowledge required
A working knowledge of sage 50( peachtree) accounting software will be an advantage.
Required experience: 1-2 years (Customer Service experience preferred)

Metro Eyes invites for the position of an Accountant. Interested candidates should forward their cv to hr@metroeyesng.com

Job Title: Head of Accounting Department

Company: METRO EYES NIGERIA LIMITED

COMPETENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE JOB

First Degree in Accounting
Professional qualification in Accounting ( ICAN/ACCA etc.)
Minimum of 3 years relevant experience
Good people management skills
Must have a working knowledge of sage 50(Peachtree) accounting software.


DESCRIPTION OF RESPONSIBILITIES \ FUNCTIONS

Ensure cash sales are banked daily and promptly by the sales officer in the Clinic’s designated bank account.
Ensure the billings officer at the clinic prepares bills accurately and submits appropriately for review.
Ensure the accounts officer post all sales, purchases and expenses in the cashbook and respective ledgers using Peachtree Accounting software.
Ensure all source documents are filed properly.
Ensure stocktaking is carried out at the optical and clinical UNIT beginning and close of business and reconciled with the day’s sales.
Oversee the preparation of staff payroll, and ensure all statutory deductions (PAYE, Pension Funds) are complied and remitted promptly.
Ensure VAT is calculated accurately and claims on difference between output and input VAT are obtained.
Recover all aged receivables(Over 6 months old)
Prepare weekly, monthly and quarterly reports on the accounts for management’s review.
Stock and inventory control
Prepare schedule of debtor / Creditors position
Monitoring stock, receipts, requisitions, issues and movements within locations.
Daily bank reconciliation
Prepare budgets at the beginning of each financial year.
Prepare management accounts at the financial year-end.
Make presentations to the board of director’s as the need arises.
Ensure tax and audit issues are up to date
Maintain and update accurate assets register for the clinic including depreciation
Receive and update reports from all branch account officer.
Prepare consolidated financial reports for the group.

Additional Information

Type: Full-time
Experience: Mid-Senior level
Functions: Accounting/Administration

Ikoyi, Lagos

Metro Eyes Nigeria Limited is the provider of premium eye care. Our brand is known for delivering experiences that always exceed expectations and redefine what is considered possible. This promise is reinforced and affirmed in everything we do and through each brand manifestation.

Our services include Ophthalmic/Optometry services, comprehensive visual screening, glaucoma and cataract surgery, sales of designer frames and sunglasses

Metro Eyes invites for position of Front Desk Officer

Responsibilities
Receiving and Organizing patients
Registration of new patients
Locating of patient files
Receive and register all mails for the clinic
Making and receiving calls
Updating and keeping patients data

Requirements
Female and not more than 26 years of age.
Must have ability to work with patience and courtesy in customer relations
Must have ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
Ability to think quickly and logically.
Must have strong organization skills
Keyboard and PC knowledge required
1-2 years Customer Service experience preferred

Job Requirements
Required Experience: 0-1 year(s)

Interested candidates should forward their cvs to hr@metroeyesng.com

Are you as eye-xcited as we are?
Easter Vision begins today in all Metro Eye Clinic outlets. From March 16-April 11, it's Buy One Get One Free.
You read it right, BOGOF!!!

Don't let the sneak thief of sight steal your vision.

World Glaucoma Week is March 8-14, 2015. Hurry, visit any Metroeyes Nigeria outlet for free glaucoma screening.
Abuja- 07043186929, 09051479545
Ibadan- 07042834174, 07044468099, 07045316179
Lagos- 07045271682, 09021819696
Ota- 07042834173
.......See the beauty of life.

One sunny afternoon, Bimpe and Natasha walked into an eye clinic. Natasha had been the butt of her friends’ jokes for her nerdy, too-serious looks and she finally decided to get her prescription in contact lenses so she could look fashionable.
Taking off her sunglasses whose lenses also bore her prescription, the first thing she noticed was a poster displaying information about free eye test in the clinic.
‘You had better get your eyes checked, Bimpe’, Natasha joked.
‘Oh yea, and why would I want to do that? These beautiful eyes of mine got me the crown, remember?’ she replied, frowning. Bimpe was an ex-beauty queen and truly had lovely almond shaped eyes.
‘What stops you from getting your eyes checked? It’s for free, and awoof no dey run belle’ Natasha laughingly.
Bimpe decided to do a test while Natasha got her contact lenses fitted. She was shocked when the doctor found out that the back of her eye was not healthy. She was diagnosed to have glaucoma, and 30% of her vision was already lost.
Glaucoma is an eye disease that may be asymptomatic. Only an eye test can tell.
Have you had your eyes checked lately?

What is Retinitis pigmentosa?

Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is the name given to a group of inherited eye diseases that affect the retina (the light-sensitive part of the eye). RP causes the breakdown of photoreceptor cells (cells in the retina that detect light). Photoreceptor cells capture and process light helping us to see. As these cells breakdown and die, patients experience progressive vision loss.

The most common feature of all forms of RP is a gradual breakdown of rods (retinal cells that detect dim light) and cones (retinal cells that detect light and color). Most forms of RP first cause the breakdown of rod cells. These forms of RP, sometimes called rod-cone dystrophy, usually begin with night blindness. Night blindness is somewhat like the experience normally sighted individuals encounter when entering a dark movie theatre on a bright, sunny day. However, patients with RP cannot adjust well to dark and dimly lit environments.

What are the symptoms of retinitis pigmentosa?

As the disease progresses and more rod cells breakdown, patients lose their peripheral vision (tunnel vision). Individuals with RP often experience a ring of vision loss in their periphery, but retain clear central vision. Others report the sensation of tunnel vision, as though they see the world through a straw. Many patients with retinitis pigmentosa retain a small degree of central vision throughout their life.
Other forms of RP, sometimes called cone-rod dystrophy, first affect central vision. Patients first experience a loss of central vision that cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. With the loss of cone cells also comes disturbances in color perception. As the disease progresses, rod cells degenerate causing night blindness and peripheral vision.
Symptoms of RP are most often recognized in children, adolescents and young adults, with progression of the disease continuing throughout the individual's life. The pattern and degree of visual loss are variable.

What causes retinitis pigmentosa?

Retinitis pigmentosa is an inherited disorder, and therefore not caused by injury, infection or any other external or environmental factors. People suffering from RP are born with the disorder already programmed into their cells. Doctors can see the first signs of retinitis pigmentosa in affected children as early as age 10. Research suggests that several different types of gene mutations (changes in genes) can send faulty messages to the retinal cells which leads to their progressive degeneration. In most cases, the disorder is linked to a recessive gene, a gene that must be inherited from both parents in order to cause the disease. But dominant genes and genes on the X chromosome also have been linked to retinitis pigmentosa. In these cases, only one parent has passed the disease gene. In some cases, a new mutation causes the disease to occur in a person who does not have a family history of the disease. The disorder also can show up as part of other syndromes, such as Bassen-Kornzweig disease or Kearns-Sayre syndrome.

How is retinitis pigmentosa treated?
There is no known cure for retinitis pigmentosa. However, there are few treatment options such as light avoidance and/or the use of low-vision aids to slow down the progression of RP. Some practitioners also consider vitamin A as a possible treatment option to slow down the progression of RP. Research suggests taking high doses of vitamin A (15,000 IU/day) may slow progression a little in some people, but the results are not strong.
Taking too much vitamin A can be toxic and the effects of vitamin A on the disease is relatively weak. More research must be conducted before this is a widely accepted form of therapy.
Research is also being conducted in areas such as gene therapy research, transplant research, and retinal prosthesis. Since RP is usually the result of a defective gene, gene therapy has become a widely explored area for future research. The goal of such research would be to discover ways healthy genes can be inserted into the retina. Attempts at transplanting healthy retinal cells into sick retinas are being made experimentally and have not yet been considered as clinically safe and successful.

Retinal prosthesis is also an important area of exploration because the prosthesis, a man-made device intended to replace a damaged body part, can be designed to take over the function of the lost photoreceptors by electrically stimulating the remaining healthy cells of the retina.Through electrical stimulation, the activated ganglion cells can provide a visual signal to the brain. The visual scene captured by a camera is transmitted via electromagnetic radiation to a small decoder chip located on the retinal surface. Data and power are then sent to a set of electrodes connected to the decoder. Electrical current passing from individual electrodes stimulate cells in the appropriate areas of the retina corresponding to the features in the visual scene.

What do we know about heredity and retinitis pigmentosa?
Since RP is an inherited disorder, it can potentially affect another member of the family. With retinal cells being among the most specialized cells in the human body, they depend on a number of unique genes to create vision. A disease-causing mutation in any one of these genes can lead to vision loss. Researchers have discovered over 100 genes that can contain mutations leading to retinitis pigmentosa. Approximately 50 percent of RP cases are isolated and have no previous family history. The cause of these cases cannot be explained. Other cases of RP, where family history has been determined, fall into three main categories: autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, and X-linked recessive.

Autosomal recessive RP occurs when both parents are unaffected carriers of the same defective gene. The chances of a child being affected is one in four. This means the affected child must inherit the defective gene from each parent. The chances of a parent having an unaffected child who would be a carrier of the defective gene is one in two. The chance of parents having a child completely free of the RP gene is one in four.

In autosomal dominant RP, the disease is present in males or females only when a single copy of the gene is defective. Typically, one of the parents is affected by the disease. The chance is one in two of any given offspring being affected by the disease, if the affected parent has one normal and one defective gene.
X-linked recessive RP may occur in offspring in two ways. The fathers can be affected or mothers can be carriers of the defective gene. If the father is affected, all sons will be unaffected and all daughters will be carriers. If the mother is the carrier, 1 in 2 sons will be affected and 1 in 2 daughters will be carriers. In families with the X-linked type, only males are affected, while females carry the genetic trait but do not experience serious vision loss.

Good morning,

This thread was not created to take the shine way from any other eye thread, but to enlighten the general public on eye issues, risks and what can be done in general. As a matter of fact, there will be weekly updates to share new topics, and questions will be answered.

Thank you.

To read about interesting eye related issues, visit our blog at http://metroeyesng.com/?/blog/ or just wait for the topic to be discussed here.
Enjoy!

Every child dreams of what they will do one day. Up to one in five children may have an eye condition they do not know about which could stop them achieving those dreams.

Schedule an eye check up appointment for your child before they get back to school.

And guess what it's free! Free eye test, free lenses with lots of exciting gifts to take back to school.

Its happening @ all Metro Eyes practice centre (Lagos, Abuja, Ota, Ibadan) 4th Aug - 17th Oct.

Are you ready? Visit or call any of the following numbers to schedule an appointment for your kids and younger ones now

012717516, 09021819696 : Lagos (22, keffi street, opposite aunty ayo comprehensive school, Ikoyi)
07042834174, 07044468099: Ibadan (4, oluyole way, favos bus stop bodija ; 1 , Irepodun close Ososami junction, ring road and Lexyland Trade
centre , opposite General Gas , Akobo)
07042834173 : Ota (89, idiroko road, by joju roundabout, Sango Ota)
07043186929 : Abuja (Suite 17, Uturu plaza, plot 653 TOS Benson crescent off okonjo Iweala way, utako district, Abuja)


Please share this information with friends, family and associates. You may be helping a child.

Its Christmas promo time at Metroeyes! Running from the 9th of December through 31st December, 2013, we are celebrating in the spirit of yuletide. Every patient who walks in gets a gift!

...............See the beauty of life.

Ngene-Ukwenu:
Where can one have it in Nigeria?

Check Eye Foundation in Victoria Island Lagos. Our clinic specialises in other kind of surgeries though.