KWSG Flags Off Free Breast, Cervical Cancer Screening
The Commissioner for Health, Dr Amina Ahmed El-Imam (middle), in a group photograph with Medical team on cancer screening today, at Bode Saadu, Moro Local Government of Kwara State
In a bid to eradicate cancer ailment amongst her citizens across the 16 Local
Government Areas of the State, Kwara State Government today flagged off a free
breast and cervical cancer screening at Bode Saadu Primary Health Center, in
Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The ceremony performed by the state Commissioner for Health Dr. Amina Ahmed
El-Imam, is aimed at improving people's health, especially women, all across
Kwara State.
At the event, Dr. El-Imam charged women of reproductive age to take full
advantage of this crucial health initiative provided by the current administration,
emphasizing the importance of regular screenings in maintaining a healthy
living, at all times, She added that breast and cervical cancers are leading
causes of death among women globally, but early detection significantly
improves the chances of successful treatment and survival.
"Prevention is the most effective method to combat breast and cervical
cancers. "With early screening and detections, lives could be saved. This
outreach however, is an essential step towards ensuring that the Kwara Women remain
healthy and protected."
In his remarks, the Director of Personnel Management, Moro Local Government,
Mr. Arinde Olamilekan, expressed gratitude to the Executive Governor of Kwara
State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his commitment to improve the health
standards of his people, through initiatives like this cancer screening
excercise.
Also, the representative of the District Head, Mogaji Lakanla Ahmed Amusa who
spoke on behalf of the community, called on Moro people to continue supporting
the current administration's efforts at bringing essential healthcare services
to the people.
He equally reiterated appreciated government's kind gesture of improving public
health sector across the state and prayed for his successful tenure of office.
Falade Gbenga
Press Secretary
MoH
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