In a world where health awareness can save lives, one organization is taking bold steps to educate and empower young minds. Catalyst for Change Initiative Africa (CACI-Africa), a non-profit organization dedicated to humanitarian services, marked World Cancer Day with a far-reaching campaign across three states in Nigeria.
This impactful initiative touched the lives of over 1,000 students in secondary schools across Benue, Adamawa, and Nasarawa States, equipping them with vital knowledge about cancer prevention and early detection.
Inspiring the Next Generation: Three States, One Powerful Message




More than just an educational campaign, this initiative was a service to humanity—a demonstration of CACI-Africa’s unwavering commitment to making a difference. By reaching out to students at a formative stage in their lives, the organization is shaping a future where young people are informed, proactive, and empowered to fight against cancer.
CACI-Africa continues to prove that small efforts can lead to big changes. Through charity, advocacy, and community-driven projects, they are giving hope to many and ensuring that the message—“Say No to Cancer”—is heard loud and clear.
Join the Movement: Together, We Can Make a Difference
The fight against cancer is not for one organization alone. It requires collective action, awareness, and support. Whether through volunteering, donations, or simply spreading the word, every effort counts.
Let’s stand with CACI-Africa and say NO to Cancer. Together, we can build a healthier future for all.
Follow CACI-Africa’s journey and get involved in future campaigns.
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Michael Odegbe, a graduate in Animal Breeding and Physiology (B.Agric), contributes to Newsbino.com by providing informed and accurate news, along with valuable insights on relevant topics. His expertise as a Data Analyst, HRM, Blogger, Entrepreneur, Transformational Leader, and Humanitarian ensures readers receive practical, innovative content they can trust.
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