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The latest data from World Health Organization (W.H.O.) shows that cancer is now responsible for almost 1 in 6 deaths globally. Each year 8.8 million people die from cancer. Sadly, about two-thirds of these deaths occur in developing countries like Nigeria. Again, according to WHO, Nigeria has had a significant increase in the incidence of…

About NCPP

NCPP is an umbrella vehicle for all the cancer prevention initiatives of mass medical mission. It was formally launched by the then First Lady represented by the Honourable Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development on the 18th of October, 2008. The National Cancer Prevention Programme (NCPP) is a public-private-social health programme, initiated by mass medical mission (mmm),…

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What we do

NCPP is the operator of the BIG WAR Against Cancer in Nigeria.” The Immediate Goal of the “BIG WAR” is “Taking holistic health care to the Grassroots” using Mobile Cancer Centres (Mission PinkCruise). THE LONG-TERM GOAL of NCPP is to make available four levels of cancer care in Nigeria, viz: At least one Mobile…

What NCPP is doing

Since the commencement of the NCPP campaign, over 100,000 Nigerians have been directly screened and treated so far. Through the awareness created by the NCPP we’re helping to protect millions of Nigerians from cancer. This monumental effort has contributed immensely to the reduction of cervical cancer deaths in Nigeria from 26 daily in 2008 to…

Milestones

Notwithstanding its limited resources, since it first came into existence, NCPP has attained the following monumental milestones: Intensive national awareness campaign through traditional and new media. Establishment of community-based screening: The NCPP has been carrying out nation-wide awareness/screening/vaccination and treatment campaigns since 2007. Groups reached with awareness/screening include the underprivileged (prisoners, petty traders, the rural…

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