MWAN, Ebonyi State

01/10/2025

HAPPY 65th INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY NIGERIA🎉🎉

At 65, we celebrate our strength, resilience, and unity.

As female doctors, we pray our land continues to flourish in peace, progress, and prosperity.

From all of us at MWAN Ebonyi, with love and hope for a brighter tomorrow..





Mwan Edo
Medical Women's Association of Nigeria - MWAN

Dr. Ejeogo Ezinne C
PRO II MWAN EBONYI

Dr. Lilian Nwobashi
SP MWAN EBONYI
2023-2025 biennium

28/08/2025

In honor of the International Day of the Boy Child on May 16, 2024, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) dedicated our outreach to the theme: "Boys' Health and Well-Being."
Our team of five members visited Fountain of Knowledge School, Abakaliki, where we engaged with over 400 students and five teachers. We provided crucial education on improved hygiene and how to manage anger and aggression. We also taught them how to avoid societal vices.
This initiative underscores our commitment to nurturing the next generation of healthy, responsible, and well-adjusted m

27/08/2025

27/08/2025

We are incredibly honored and proud to announce that the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) has been recognized with awards from two prestigious student bodies!

We extend our sincere gratitude to the National Association of Ebonyi State Students (NAESS) and the Nigerian Medical Students Association (NIMSA) for these special awards. This recognition is a powerful testament to the dedication, hard work, and impactful community service of our members.

These awards inspire us to continue our mission of promoting the health and well-being of women, children, and the entire community. Thank you for celebrating our work!

Additionally one of our members who is also an exco (coordinator Young Doctors' Forum MWAN Ebonyi), Dr Queen Alu won two awards from the national postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria for her outstanding performance in her part 1 exam where she emerged the best candidate in the Internal Medicine



MWAN Nigeria

Medical Women's International Association

27/08/2025

We're building capacity to fight malnutrition! 💪

From June 19th to 28th 2024, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) hosted a comprehensive training on Maternal, Infant, and Young Children Nutrition. The program brought together about 60 healthcare workers for an intensive session.

The training focused on practical, hands-on methods for managing malnourished children using readily available foods. By empowering healthcare professionals with this knowledge, we are taking a significant step towards combating malnutrition in our communities.

We are proud of all the participants and their commitment to improving child health in Ebonyi State.

27/08/2025

We're inspiring the next generation of healthcare leaders! ✨

The Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) recently hosted a career day and familiarization tour for pupils of White Cloud Schools. The two-day event aimed to expose students to the medical environment and spark their interest in the noble field of medicine.

On June 27 2024, the pupils were taken on an exciting tour of the various wards and clinics at AEFUTHA 1 and AEFUTHA 2. The tour continued on June 28, with a visit to NOFIC, giving the students a comprehensive look at different healthcare settings.

It was a joy to see their curiosity and excitement as they got a glimpse into the world of healthcare. We are proud to play a role in shaping the future of medicine in our state.

27/08/2025

In observance of World Sickle Cell Awareness Day, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) dedicated several days to creating awareness and educating the public on Sickle Cell Disease.

Our campaign spanned across multiple platforms:

Radio Engagements: Our team was on Legacy 95.1 FM on June 18 and Glorious FM 88.1 on June 21, where we engaged with the public through phone-in sessions, answering questions and providing clarity on the disease.

School Outreach: On June 20, we visited Nnodo Secondary School and spoke to 560 students (350 males, 210 females) and 30 teachers about the importance of knowing their genotype. In a fun, interactive session, we distributed pads to 50 female students who answered questions correctly.

Community Visit: Our outreach continued on June 22 at AEFUTHA 1, where our members were on hand to provide support and education.

27/08/2025

In commemoration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) launched a multi-faceted awareness campaign.

We believe that protecting our elders is a collective responsibility. Our team took this crucial message to the community through a combination of social media campaigns and on-the-ground outreach. We provided vital education on elder abuse awareness in three different churches and a market.

By bringing these conversations to the public, we aim to equip everyone with the knowledge to recognize the signs of abuse and neglect and take action. Let's work together to ensure a safe and dignified life for our elderly.

27/08/2025

In commemoration of World Blood Donor Day on June 14, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) celebrated blood donors under this year's theme: "20 years of celebrating giving: thank you, blood donors."

Our campaign began with a public sensitization road walk to raise awareness about the importance of blood donation. A team of 10 MWAN members took to the streets of Abakaliki to encourage residents to become voluntary blood donors.

The day culminated in a free-will blood donation drive at the AEFUTHA blood bank. We are incredibly proud of the 24 people who donated blood at AEFUTHA 1 and 4 people who donated at AEFUTHA 2. Their selfless act is a true gift of life.

We also extended our message through radio, with appearances on EBBC, Legacy FM, and Unity FM. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of this life-saving campaign.

27/08/2025

In observance of International Men's Health Week from June 10th to 16th, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) joined the global campaign under the theme: "Stronger Together."

We believe that a strong community is built on the health and well-being of all its members. Our team focused on creating awareness and providing health education on key men's health issues through teachings in various churches across the state.

This initiative aimed to inspire and empower men to take charge of their health and seek support when needed. We are proud to contribute to building a stronger, healthier future for our men and, by extension, our society.

27/08/2025

In commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28, the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) took its awareness campaign to girls' high schools in Abakaliki.

Our team of medical women provided comprehensive health education on menstrual hygiene, debunking myths and misconceptions. We visited Azuiyiokwu Girls High School, where we engaged with 128 students and 13 teachers, and Girls Model Comprehensive High School Azuiyioku, reaching 1360 students and 24 teachers.

To support the students, we distributed over 700 sanitary pads, reusable pads, and other hygiene items such as antiperspirants, combs, and soaps. Our campaign also extended to the airwaves on May 30 via EBBC 98.1 FM, where we reached a wider audience with our message.

We believe that every girl deserves a dignified and healthy menstruation.

27/08/2025

The Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN Ebonyi) played a pivotal role in a landmark public health event: the flag-off of the HPV vaccination program in Ebonyi State.

On May 27, 2024, the First Lady of Ebonyi State officially flagged off the program at Pa Ngele Oruta Township Stadium. The event was a massive success, with approximately 5,000 people in attendance, including men, women, children, members of the State Executive Council, local government chairmen, traditional rulers, and clergymen. Ten members of MWAN Ebonyi were proud to be present for this momentous occasion.

The campaign continued on May 28 with a statewide awareness road walk. Over 2,000 health workers, including MWAN members, took to the streets of Abakaliki to sensitize the public on the importance of HPV vaccination for preventing cervical cancer.

We are honored to collaborate with the state government and community leaders on this life-saving initiative. This is a crucial step towards a healthier future for all.