Project PINK BLUE - Health & Psychological Trust Centre is a cancer fighting organization engaged in cancer awareness, treatment support, professional education for doctors & nurses, research, provision of free cancer screenings and fundraising for cancer patients. In 2015, we launched Nigeria’s first Patient Navigation Programme (PNP) with support from Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) & Pfizer Oncology. Learn more: https://www.uicc.org/sparc-grant-awardees-meet-runcie-nigeria . We also launched the first Cancer Support Group in Abuja with nine (9) patients, as at today, we have over thirty eight (38). 
Last year partnered with the Wife of the Vice President- H.E. Dolapo Osinbajo to host free cancer care for over women in Lagos, see details:  https://www.bellanaija.com/2017/06/obstetrics-gynecology-day-dolapo-osinbajo/  Our impacts earned us the prestigious and noble Nelson Mandela-Graca Machel Innovation Award, Johannesburg, South Africa (http://bit.ly/NelsonMandelaGMAward); Global Shapers Community Abuja I AM BOLD Award, Shape Africa 2014; Semi-finalist in the Big C Competition by LiveSTRONG, Austin, TX, USA (http://bit.ly/BigCPrize), Winner, SPARC MBC Challenge award 2015, Lisbon, Portugal (http://bit.ly/SPARCAward); Catherine Pouget Research Award, Lyon, France and many other recognition in Nigeria and across the globe. 
Recently, we just won the 2018 World Cancer Day Spirit Award in Malaysia (https://www.uicc.org/uicc-award-winners-announced).

◦ Responsible for supporting the council government of Birmingham and Lewisham on closing the health disparities.◦ Working with the board to improve health inequalities for the African and Carribbean communities in Birmingham, Lewisham and nationally in the UK.◦ Using evidence-based research skills to contribute to meaningful work that will provoke change in health inequalities in the councils.

▪Work with Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Health towards the implementation of the National Cancer Control Plan (2018-2022).▪ To support the Federal Government of Nigeria in raising the $97million needed for the full implementation of the plan.▪ To monitor the Ministry's budget and her programmes towards the implementation.

Abuja Breast Cancer Support Group (ABC-SG) is now the leading cancer patient driven organization to connect people impacted by cancer to support, to educate, empower and propel each other to become survivors (known as champions). Whether a cancer patient, diagnosed early or late, living with cancer, caring for cancer patient, we welcome the person to join the train of changing the way African think about cancer. We passionately focused on improving cancer survivorship, providing voice to cancer patients to stick to oncologist advice, and support to government policies on cancer.

Kemistry Business Solution is a complete media & communication company engaged in filmmaking, radio production, photography, social media packages, news print and creative art.

◦ Responsible for running the company, filing of confirmation statement, annual accounts and record of people with significant control (PSC).◦ Responsible for the democratic processes and structures of the Birmingham City University Students' Union based on student input.◦ Leading the representative system.◦ The lead contact for the university and local issues.

▪ Developed and built the patient-centered and psychological components of the cancer control plan. ▪ Working on the implementation of the cancer control plan with the ministerial committee.

Worked on DFID funded HIV/AIDs Television series known as Wetin Dey. It is a ground breaking TV drama series by the BBC World Service Trust(now known as BBC Media Action). The underlying message of the series was to create HIV awareness amongst 15-35 year old. The drama played out around 4 main story lines. . Production crew were brought from the UK for the first few months to train the local talent. The end result is an excellent example of how entertainment can be used successfully to educate. The series was so successful the BBCWST have taken the template to Egypt.