Former Benue Governor, Gabriel Suswam Joins Mirable Ibyem's Fight Against Cancer In Benue

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The former Benue state governor ,Rt Hon Dr Gabriel Torwua Suswam has also join in the fight against one of the deadly killer disease cancer.
This cancer walk awareness is organized by Benue born Entrepreneur , Mirable Ibyem, who in the past has lost close relatives and sadly her mum to cancer. Unlike others who will be broken, she never gave up, rather have taken up the challenge to create cancer awareness amongst women in the state and the world at large. Join her on February, 3rd 2017 to walk the walk and make our society a cancer free place.  It is something she is passionate about. Encourage her and come out in mass lets kick cancer out.
#Together we can#
Fighting cancer with awareness.
FREE SCREENING 3rd February



It won't cost you anything... Join the walk. For more details and support Visit her Facebook Page Mirable Ibyem

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