In Nigeria, the awareness of the health risks linked to alcohol consumption, especially its connection to cancer, remains alarmingly low. Despite growing global evidence, many

The Rosana Empowerment Foundation joins global efforts for the 2024 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, emphasizing the theme “UNiTE! Invest to Stop Violence Against Girls and Women! #NoExcuse.” The campaign highlights the urgent need for funding, legal protections, and support services, while advocating for community empowerment and education to combat persistent gender-based violence.

The Rosana Empowerment Foundation (REF) proudly joins the global community in observing the 2024 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. This annual campaign, running

Prostate cancer, a prevalent disease among men, often progresses silently with minimal symptoms, leading to late diagnoses. Early detection through routine screenings, like the PSA test and DRE, significantly enhances survival rates and treatment success. Addressing misconceptions and fears about these screenings is crucial for improving health outcomes and quality of life.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men, characterized by abnormal cell growth in the prostate. Key risk factors include age, genetics, hormonal levels, and lifestyle whereas awareness of symptoms such as frequent urination and pelvic pain is critical for early detection. Regular screenings are essential for high-risk individuals.

Prostate cancer is the most prevalent and deadly cancer among Nigerian men, with alarming statistics indicating a high mortality rate. Late diagnoses, lack of awareness, stigma, healthcare inequalities, and economic barriers contribute to this crisis. Immediate collective action is needed to improve awareness, screening, healthcare infrastructure, and policy support to combat this silent epidemic effectively.