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KANO CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM CONGRATULATES SALISU YUSUF ON APPOINTMENT AS KANO STATE CHAIRMAN OF NIGERIAN CANCER SOCIETY
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Nicolas Adekeye / 3 months
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The Kano Civil Society Forum (KCSF) has congratulated its Secretary General, Salisu Yusuf, on his appointment as the Kano State Chairman of the Nigerian Cancer Society (NCS). This appointment is a testament to his unwavering dedication and significant contributions to health advocacy and community development in Kano State. In a statement, Assistant Public Relations Officer, Ali Wali, said Salisu Yusuf’s extensive experience in the non-governmental organization (NGO) sector and his tireless work in championing crucial health initiatives have made him a respected figure in the state. “His leadership within KCSF, coupled with his roles as CSO Co-chair of the Kano State Community of Practice for Immunisation Budget Accountability and Sustainability, Secretary of the Kano State Civil Society Forum, and the Kano State-Led Accountability Mechanism, among others, demonstrates his commitment to improving the lives of Kano’s citizens,” Wali stated. Salisu Yusuf has consistently shown his ability to mobilize communities and build effective partnerships as the convener of the Partnership for the Promotion of Maternal and Child Health. This experience will be invaluable in his new role with the NCS, where he will play a crucial part in raising cancer awareness, promoting preventative measures, and advocating for improved access to cancer treatment in Kano State. Ali Wali noted that the KCSF recognizes the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing critical health challenges like cancer. “We are confident that Salisu Yusuf’s leadership will strengthen the NCS’s presence in Kano State and foster greater collaboration between civil society organizations, government agencies, and healthcare providers,” he said. The KCSF has pledged its full support to Salisu Yusuf and the NCS in their mission to combat cancer and improve the health and well-being of the people of Kano State.
