"Doing What Needs to be Done"

The only worthy answer to her sacrifice is to work to build a healthy Nigeria. We all have a role to play in making effective and efficient healthcare delivery a reality in the nation especially when political obstacles have to be overcome. The essential ingredient for this is a rebuilding of our national heathcare structure on the foundation of Community Nursing and Medicine.

The Foundation for African Cultural Heritage is hosting a Memorial Lecture on Tuesday 27th October to discuss this urgent issue in these turbulent times. This lecture will be given by Dr. M. C. Asuzu, retired Professor of Community Medicine and chaired by Dr. Minnie Oseji, Consultant Community Physician & National President of the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria.

This is a must-attend in light of the current national discourse for reforms. Register and participate. Nigeria needs you to Do What Needs to be Done

Memorial Lecture

What is clear from the current COVID-19 epidemic in Nigeria is that fundamental changes in the structure of Nigeria's healthcare system are necessary if the nation is to stand any chance of meeting the health goals it has set for itself. Health reforms are now part of the ongoing agitation by the youths of this nation, some of whom like her, have paid the ultimate price.

That she and they, may not have lived, served and died in vain, the only worthy memorial to them is an honest commitment by all Nigerians to do what needs to be done to safeguard the health of the country they gave their lives for.

Thus FACH's inaugural Memorial Lecture which is in honour of Dr. Adadevoh is titled: "Doing What Needs to be Done: the only Worthy Memorial to Late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh." It will hold online at 3pm, on Tuesday, October 27, 2020.

Register and attend the lecture to ensure you are informed on what needs to be done so that "the labours of our heroes past shall never be in vain!!"

Online Candlelight Memorial

One week after Black Tuesday, we also remember the sacrifices of the victims of that dark night. Through this we hope to show our gratitude for the life and times of a brave woman and many brave youths. One of the presentations will be the submission of online greeting cards which are currently available to the public. They are FACH's way to help Nigerians express gratitude to late Dr. Adadevoh and/or condolences to her family. Pls click, sign and share to others

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Online Greeting Card Campaign for the Late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh

This is why the Foundation for African Cultural Heritage is making online greeting cards available to the general public. With unlimited space in each greeting card, any and all Nigerians can posthumously express their feelings of appreciation to late Dr. Adadevoh and condolences to her family.

To participate, click this link, send your message and share with your family, friends, colleagues and acquaintances. Let's bind ourselves through gratitude and build the momentum to do what needs to be done to make Nigeria, truly, the giant of Africa again!!

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