*NBA BWARI BRANCH WOMEN FORUM/WELFARE COMMITTEE IN COLLABORATION WITH INSTITUTE OF HUMAN VIROLOGY NIGERIA (IHVN) MARKS WORLD CANCER DAY WITH AWARENESS WALK*

In commemoration of this year's World Cancer Day, The Nigerian Bar Association Women Forum Bwari/Welfare Committee of the Branch In Collaboration with Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) is set to mark the World Cancer Day with Awareness Walk on Saturday, 3rd of February, 2024.

Side Attraction: Lecture, Medical Screening & Fitness Challenge.

MC: Wazobiafm Ehidiana

Members of the Branch are encouraged to turn out in their numbers for this Awareness Walk.

*Date: Saturday, 3rd February, 2024.*

*Time: 9:00am - 11:00am.*

*Meeting Point: Dutse Market Gate.*

*Dress Code: White Top on Blue or black Jeans.*

Please, save the date.

Thank you.

*Yewande Mary Akanbi*
*Publicity Secretary, NBAWF Bwari Branch.*

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