Nigerian Women Affairs Minister Urges Support and Early Detection on World Cancer Day
On World Cancer Day, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman Ibrahim, the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development in Nigeria, extended a message of solidarity and hope to Nigerian women affected by cancer. She highlighted the need for emotional and moral support alongside medical treatment, stressing the critical role of compassion and understanding in fighting cancer.
The Minister emphasized the importance of early detection, access to care, and support for survivors through strategic partnerships and community outreach programs. She called on Nigerian women to prioritize their health, embrace regular check-ups, and seek help early, aiming to end the stigma and fear surrounding cancer.
Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman Ibrahim urged collective action to build a compassionate nation where women facing cancer receive sustained support for a healthier future.
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