5 Cancer survivors, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Kiki Omeili, Yvonne Jegede, Madu Moc, Uriel, Rechael Okonkwo (Nkoli nwa Nsukka) and Kemen walk against Cancer in Lagos
Project PINK BLUE, a cancer fighting organization in collaboration with U.S. Embassy in Nigeria hosted Pink October Walk against Cancer yesterday 7th October, 2017 at LTv / Radio Lagos Arena, Ikeja, Lagos in commemoration of International Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The 5km cancer awareness walk kicked off at LTv / Radio Lagos Arena through Allen Roundabout, Ikeja underbridge and back to LTv. It was led by breast cancer survivors- Comfort Oyayi Daniel, Swatkasa Gimba, Khadijat Banwo-Fatai, Nurat Salmon, and Ada Oliver, they were also honoured and celebrated with Champions Medals.
Over 563 people joined the 5km walk, 123 women received free breast cancer screening, 121 women received free cervical cancer screenings and 4 men received free prostate specific antigen test. All the people whose screening results shown abnormality will be navigated to care for additional diagnosis, treatment and support.
Blossom Chukwujekwu, Kiki Omeili, Yvonne Jegede, Madu Moc, Uriel Oputa, Kemen, Rechael Okonkwo, Peace Emezue, Shedams, and TL FunkyFitness were spotted. Governor Akinwumi Ambode and Mrs. H.S. Bolanle Ambode were represented at the Walk.
The walk was organized by a cancer NGO- Project PINK BLUE.

I think mean all over they world should come together and agree under one umbrella that we should stop putting unnecessary pressure on they breast by simply emaciating it with our hands and mouth plus teeth...

women should do the same make sure you breastfeed your babies