Geneith Health Competition Promotes Student Engagement in Malaria

The Geneith Health Competition, organized by CEOAfrica and sponsored by Geneith Pharmaceutical Limited, urges secondary and tertiary students across Nigeria to intensify their preparations for a national contest focused on malaria management. Princ Cletu Sundai Iloabanafor, the chairman of Geneith Pharmaceutical Limited, emphasized the importance of discipline and research in preparation, encouraging students to register and participate.
Chief Emmanuel Umenwa highlighted the ongoing threat of malaria in Nigeria, describing it as a significant public health challenge. The competition aims to nurture young talent and promote health education, with a total prize package of 1 billion naira, which includes cash rewards, scholarships, and educational materials for outstanding participants.
The initiative seeks to empower the next generation to contribute meaningfully to Nigeria's healthcare solutions. Registration for eligible students is open through the official competition portal, and schools are encouraged to support their students in this national movement.
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