Mrs Akeredolu, Nollywood Actress, Foluke Daramola lead others to Jog for life in Lagos

Sun, Nov 3, 2019
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A popular Nollywood Actress, Foluke Daramola, on Saturday led the breast cancer awareness Jog for Life in Lagos State, an annual event initiated by the Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, BRECAN.

This is the fourth Jog for Life exercise held between October and now to create awareness about the deadly breast Cancer disease by BRECAN.

The 2019 edition was flagged off in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, followed by Ondo State and Imo state, which were held simultaneously.

Wife of Ondo State Governor and founder of Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, BRECAN, Her Excellency, Chief Mrs Betty Anyanwu – Akeredolu (middle), Nollywood Actress, Foluke Daramola (right) and others, during a Jog for Life to raise awareness on the life threatening disease “Breast Cancer” in the street of Lagos, on Saturday, November, 2, 2019.
Wife of Ondo State Governor and founder of Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, BRECAN, Her Excellency, Chief Mrs Betty Anyanwu – Akeredolu (middle), Nollywood Actress, Foluke Daramola (right) and others, during a Jog for Life to raise awareness on the life threatening disease “Breast Cancer” in the street of Lagos, on Saturday, November, 2, 2019.

BRECAN is a non-governmental organisation, founded by the wife of Ondo State Governor, Arabinrin Betty-Anyanwu Akeredolu, 22 years ago, being a survivor, to create awareness about the need to prevent the disease among women, and for early detection.

The Jog for Life kicked off at Lekki Peninsula Phase one roundabout, and terminated at Blics Garden and Boat Club Lekki Waterfront.

– Nov. 3, 2019 @ 15:29 GMT |

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