COWA PTML Launches Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign at PTML Port Terminal
The Customs Officers Wives Association (COWA) PTML chapter initiated a breast cancer awareness campaign at PTML Port Terminal, stressing the significance of early detection for women's health. The event included sensitization programs and educational sessions on breast cancer dangers and early diagnosis.
Customs officials like Joe Anani and Joi Edelduok commended the initiative, highlighting the need for routine medical check-ups to prevent late detection. COWA PTML chairperson, Carolin Anani, praised the support of national COWA president, Kikelomo Adeniyi, in promoting women's health at PTML Port Terminal.
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