In the past, cancer was often thought to be a problem of the developed world, but low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) now bear much of the global cancer burden (Nigeria being one

Considering these, NOIPolls reviews findings from the cancer disease poll to commemorate the United Nations #WorldCancerDay, marked on the 4th of February every year. It is a day aimed at raising awareness on cancers, encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment while calling on relevant stakeholders to prioritize cancers disease treatments, create innovative strategies and invest resources to achieve a cancer free world.

This year’s theme is - 'Close the care gap: Everyone deserves access to cancer care.'

In the past, cancer was often thought to be a problem of the developed world, but low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) now bear much of the global cancer burden (Nigeria being one of them). The prevalence of cancer in Nigeria has become a pandemic given the incidence rate, number of deaths annually goes to show the need for actionable plans and steps in curbing the cancer menace as well as issues bothering around cancers.

Considering these, NOIPolls reviews findings from the cancer disease poll to commemorate the United Nations #WorldCancerDay, marked on the 4th of February every year. It is a day aimed at raising awareness on cancers, encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment while calling on relevant stakeholders to prioritize cancers disease treatments, create innovative strategies and invest resources to achieve a cancer-free world.

This year’s theme is - 'Close the care gap: Everyone deserves access to cancer care.'

On #DataChat, Public Affairs Analyst and Writer - Mr. Earl Okezie, reiterated the need to create an enabling environment that is safe and secure for businesses and industries to thrive as this is key towards achieving development.

On #ThePodium, Mr. Adesiyan Oyekunle, Director of Economic Development and Tech Solutions, Economic Growth and Development Center (EGDC) speaks on the need to promote a productive and transformative society to facilitate investment via a good macroeconomic and regulatory environment, improve public services and institutions and massive investments.

A new public opinion poll has revealed that majority (70 percent) of adult Nigerians nationwide often go hungry because there is not enough food.

For decades, changing climate, growing global population, rising food prices, and environmental stressors seem to have significant yet uncertain, Dr. Francis Fagbule, Public Health Expert, University of Ibadan speaks on the impacts of food insecurity.

A new public opinion poll has revealed that majority (70 percent) of adult Nigerians nationwide often go hungry because there is not enough food.

For decades, changing climate, growing global population, rising food prices, and environmental stressors seem to have significant yet uncertain, Dr. Goodness Chidi Anyanwu, Civil Society-Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria speaks on the impacts of food insecurity.

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures

An Afrobarometer survey conducted in February 2022 showed majority of Nigerians remain unfamiliar with the concept of

The Head Port Office, Environmental Rights Action (ERA) -

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. These shifts may be natural or manmade, since 1800’s, human activities have been the main driver of climate change, due to burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas (industrialization and manufacturing activities).

An Afrobarometer survey conducted in February 2022 showed

Recent Afrobarometer Round 9 survey dispatch on youth participation in political processes revealed young citizens are less likely than their elders to engage in political and civic activities.

The Secretary General, “Follow the Money” from Connected Development (C.O.D.E) – Mukhtar Modibbo Halilu, speaks on the role of youths in nation building and driving economic development and social progress on #NOIPollsDataChat.

Recent Afrobarometer Round 9 survey dispatch on youth participation in political processes revealed young citizens are less likely than their elders to engage in political and civic activities.

The Executive Director and Founder Beacon Youth Initiative - Envoh Emmanuel Okolo, speaks on the role of youths in nation building and driving economic development and social progress on #ThePodium.