Move Against Cancer Africa | July 2026 What if the greatest threat to your lungs isn’t the cigarette you never smoked, but the smoke rising from the meal you cook every day? What if the disease you thought belonged to someone else has been quietly taking root in homes, workplaces,

“What if the symptoms you’ve been ignoring are trying to tell you something serious?” Ovarian cancer develops when abnormal cells in the ovaries begin to grow uncontrollably, forming tumours that can spread within the abdomen and beyond. The ovaries, though small, play a vital role in hormone production and reproduction.

Move Against Cancer Africa | April 2026 The stretch at Garki village, Abuja, Nigeria, has quietly become more than a hangout spot; it’s now a refuge for young people chasing quick highs. What starts as “just cigarettes” often drifts into something darker: weed, tramadol, codeine, ICE, even meth and other

Move Against Cancer Africa | February 2026 The World Cancer Day Commemoration was organised by the National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment (NICRAT), in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare. This conference is held annually on the 4th of February to mark the global World

Move Against Cancer Africa | February 2026 On 4 February 2026, in commemoration of World Cancer Day, Nigeria’s leading military and paramilitary women associations: the Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association (NAOWA), Naval Officers’ Wives Association (NOWA), Nigerian Air Force Officers’ Wives Association (NAFOWA), and Defence and Police Officers’ Wives Association

Move Against Cancer Africa | January 2026 In a busy oncology ward in Lagos, a 38-year-old mother of three lay quietly, her strength drained after multiple cycles of chemotherapy. Her doctors were ready to continue treatment- but her blood counts had crashed. Without an urgent transfusion, the next phase of