International Society of Media in Public Health

International Society of Media in Public Health The International Society of Media in Public Health, (ISMPH) is a registered Non-Governmental Organiz

The International Society of Media in Public Health, (ISMPH) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization established to mainstream the media as a potent

Every safe delivery begins with care, compassion, and a midwife by your side 💚Celebrating the incredible hands that prot...
07/05/2026

Every safe delivery begins with care, compassion, and a midwife by your side 💚
Celebrating the incredible hands that protect mothers, welcome new life, and strengthen communities every day 👶🏾✨

Today, we celebrate every worker who shows up, serves, and makes a difference, especially those on the frontlines of hea...
01/05/2026

Today, we celebrate every worker who shows up, serves, and makes a difference, especially those on the frontlines of health.

Happy Workers' Day from all of us at ISMPH! 💚

To the health workers, communicators, researchers, and changemakers driving progress in health across Africa, your dedication does not go unnoticed. Keep going. 👊🏾

The official flag off the Cervical Cancer Screening Program in partnership with First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC) and t...
01/05/2026

The official flag off the Cervical Cancer Screening Program in partnership with First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC) and the National Task Force for Cervical Cancer Elimination in Imo State, Nigeria.

This initiative is more than a health intervention, it is a declaration that the lives of women and girls matter. It is a commitment to expanding access to free screening, vaccination, treatment, and stronger health policies that will protect present and future generations.

We must all become ambassadors of this cause. Let us encourage our mothers, wives, sisters, daughters, and friends to take advantage of the free screening opportunities available.
Let us spread awareness in our homes, churches, markets, schools, and communities..

Cervical Cancer is Preventable and Treatable.


01/05/2026

"No woman should die from cervical cancer.
Cervical cancer is preventable. With early detection through regular screening, timely vaccination, and access to treatment, lives can be saved and families can be protected".

An introductory speech by the MC chief MFR fnipr at the flag off the Cervical Cancer Screening Program in partnership with First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC) and the National Task Force for Cervical Cancer Elimination in Imo state Nigeria.

01/05/2026

Here's a the remark by Prof. Isaac Adewole the Chair, National Task Force on Cervical Cancer Elimination NTFCCE at the official flag off of the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme in Imo state.
Nigeria launches a National HPV-based organised cervical cancer screening program, to be implemented in 6 states across the 6 geopolitical zones starting with Imo state for South-East.

Date: 29th April 2026.

Ongoing: The ISMPH team is currently in Imo State for the official flag-off of the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, ...
29/04/2026

Ongoing: The ISMPH team is currently in Imo State for the official flag-off of the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, hosted by the Imo State Government in partnership with the National Taskforce on Cervical Cancer Elimination.

Cervical Cancer is preventable and Treatable with Early detection.



Celebrating a woman of purpose, passion, and grace. Last week, we joined friends and family to mark a truly momentous mi...
28/04/2026

Celebrating a woman of purpose, passion, and grace. Last week, we joined friends and family to mark a truly momentous milestone as our Executive Director, Mrs. Moji Makanjuola, turned 70! Seven decades of life, leadership, and legacy. We are honoured to work alongside a woman whose dedication to public health and community continues to inspire us every day. Happy 70th birthday, Ma. Here is to many more years of impact and joy! 🎂🌟

Celebrating a life of grace, service, and purpose. Happy 70th Birthday, Chief (Mrs.) Moji Makanjuola. 🎂✨Beautiful words ...
25/04/2026

Celebrating a life of grace, service, and purpose. Happy 70th Birthday, Chief (Mrs.) Moji Makanjuola. 🎂✨

Beautiful words from Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development.

🎂 Happy Birthday to our incredible Programs Director, Mr. Solomon Dogo!Today, we celebrate a man whose dedication to hea...
22/04/2026

🎂 Happy Birthday to our incredible Programs Director, Mr. Solomon Dogo!

Today, we celebrate a man whose dedication to health advocacy and excellence continues to drive our mission forward. Your leadership, vision, and commitment inspire everyone at ISMPH every single day.

Wishing you a day filled with joy, love, and everything that makes you smile. 🥳🌿

From all of us at ISMPH, thank you for all that you do. Here's to many more years of impact!

NIPR Celebrates Chief Makanjuola at 70The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has eulogised a veteran broadcas...
22/04/2026

NIPR Celebrates Chief Makanjuola at 70

The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has eulogised a veteran broadcast journalist and public relations professional, Chief Moji Makanjuola at her 70th birthday.

At a brief ceremony at the home of Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris in Kaduna this evening, President of NIPR, Dr. Ike Neliaku extolled the celebrant for her years of active service in broadcast journalism where she has used her talent to serve the nation in health reporting.

The President described Aunty Moji, as she is popularly called, as a thoroughbred professional who has continued to serve as a role model to younger professionals, praying for long life and good health upon her.

He also expressed gratitude to the Honourable Minister for graciously hosting the delegation comprising members of the Institute's Governing Council and senior practitioners.

The Minister congratulated Aunty Moji, a Fellow-designate of NIPR for her decades of footprint of excellence and diligence in her journalism career, praying for God's continuous protection.

The celebrant who was full of happiness appreciated the Minister and the Institute's leadership for the show of love in a way she never expected.

Seventy years of grace, purpose, and impact. We join the world in celebrating the life and legacy of our Executive Direc...
21/04/2026

Seventy years of grace, purpose, and impact. We join the world in celebrating the life and legacy of our Executive Director, Chief Moji Makanjuola (MFR), on her 70th birthday. We are proud to be led by you. Happy Birthday, Ma! 🥂✨

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