Yinka Olatunbosun Willie EDAK Empowerment Foundation showed that all that the platform of the relevant art in the campaign for a healthy l...
Yinka Olatunbosun
Willie EDAK Empowerment Foundation showed that all that the platform of the relevant art in the campaign for a healthy life is. This explains the recent collaboration with artists in a workshop in Lagos recently on the occasion of World Health Day on Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NAK), Victoria Iceland, Lagos titled "Lassa fever / hygiene awareness workshop for young Nigerians environment."
The spectators were mostly students to raise awareness of various institutions in Lagos on the need to move quickly spread and kill daily hygiene practices in combating viral diseases.
EDAK Willie was a television presenter and writer whose desire is to reach the hearts of young people through programs in audio-visual format, face-to-face and print media. In this context, the EDAK Willie Foundation was determined to meet the needs of young people's needs and to promote the unity and development.
"We have the EDAK Willie Foundation to update a few dreams I that had the growth and sustainable development around Africa and Nigeria in particular focuses of the African, because it's my country, my primary voters '' he said at the opening of the morning in the Workshop.
"The challenges are the same go anywhere in Africa, with the exception of some variations, generally due to cultural differences, religious tendencies or ethnic origin. Our faith in EDAK Willie Foundation is that the answers, but not necessarily easy readily available are when we hands and work together to create sustainable solutions. "
At the meeting Nollywood actor Segun Arinze told the audience about the Nollywood films more awareness has brought about the dangers of viral diseases. One such film is 93 days. The film, starring Danny Glover, and a number of brilliant actors, tells the story of the brave doctor Nigeria, Mrs Stella Ameyo Adadevoh which avoided a catastrophic spread of Ebola virus disease in Nigeria. Arinze said that movies are a powerful tool to reach a mass audience at the same time in the campaign for healthy practices.
By Yinka Davies, the studio is not enough. She thought to enlighten women on the market, artisans and people in rural communities to community health issues can escalate it in passive health across the country best.
, The speech about "Lassa fever: A product Unkempt environment '' by Dr. Charles Elikwu supplied Department of Microbiology, noted University Hospital Babcock He is that Lassa fever is endemic, recurrent ago near five decades in Nigeria one of the. preventive measures against the deadly disease is to wash your hands.
In his speech, the Commissioner for Health, Akwa Ibom, Dr. Dominic Ukpong suggested social distancing and basic hygiene practices in the fight against the spread of viral diseases.
The workshop was given life with the power of Iroko, a beautiful courtyard, which spreads the dark nature of the encounter with his powerful punches.
