The initiator of the Geneith Health Competition, Prince Cletus Ilobanafor, and the Sponsor of the Project, Emmanuel Uumenwa, have praised Nigerian students in tertiary institutions for adopting the initiative aimed at combating malaria throughout the country.
Students of universities, polytechnics and schools of education, under the leadership of Comrade Josiah Peter Oche (National President, Nous), Comrade Oyewumi Festus Ayomide (President, Nasps) and Edunjobi Samuel Oluwase (National President, Nances), was praised for recognizing the health competition of Geneith Samaria.
The organizers urged students to become dedicated ambassadors within their campus, working to eliminate the social and health of malaria in their communities.
“We consider its participation in this initiative as a powerful step towards a malaria -free Nigeria,” said Ilobanafor. “When meeting together, they have the potential to have an indelible impact on public health, create awareness and inspiration of an action between their classmates and communities.”
Echoing this feeling, Tumewa expressed his appreciation for political leaders, interested parties and institutional chiefs for recognizing malaria as a collective challenge that requires urgent attention.
“Together, we can create a formidable front against this disease. Student participation is crucial in this struggle, since they represent the vibrant and innovative spirit necessary to promulgate a significant change,” he said.
Geneith's health competition is driven by Coatal Forte Softgel, an high -resistance antipaludic drug designed to treat acute malaria and without complications caused by the Plasmodium falciparum parasite. The initiative seeks to extend education in health and access to the effective treatment of malaria in Nigeria, while dismantling long -standing barriers to public health resources.
Beyond consciousness, the project is designed to empower Nigerian young people to become future leaders in public health, equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to defend defense campaigns and boost change in the bases.
Through organized activities such as workshops, health walks and community dissemination programs, participating students will receive training in effective strategies for the prevention of malaria while developing necessary leadership capabilities for a sustained impact.
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As the impulse develops around the campaign, students are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity.
“His energy, creativity and dedication are essential for this campaign to be successful,” added Ilobanafor, stressing that the initiative is more than a program: it is a national movement aimed at remodeling Nigeria's health narrative.
With the registration for the geneith health competition ongoing, students throughout the country are invited to join the mission and become champions in the fight against malaria.
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