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Aruah Simeon Chinedu: Celebrating Runcie Chidebe, CEO of Project Pink Blue

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Dec 28, 2024, 18:47

Aruah Simeon Chinedu: Celebrating Runcie Chidebe, CEO of Project Pink Blue

Aruah Simeon Chinedu, Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist in National Hospital Abuja, Nigeria, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Happy Birthday dear Runcie Chidebe, CEO Project Pink Blue. Your life and works have impacted positively on many people. You have given hope and opportunities for many Cancer patients to live and realize their purpose in life.

Your NGO Project PinkBlue is now global household name bringing light to many dark places through your selfless service and Cancer awareness campaign, screening and survivorship network. You crowned this effort by prolific publications in reputable Oncology journals and letting the world know about challenges of accessing cancer care in low income countries like Nigeria.

On the strength of above narrative, I will say that you live an impactful life full of activities that advance humanity.May God bless you and enrich your new age. Happy birthday to you.

Dr. Chinedu Aruah
Winner 2024 UICC Award and Grant.”

Runcie Chidebe, Executive Director of Project PINK BLUE, shared this post, adding:

“Thank you so much Dr. Aruah Simeon Chinedu for your kind wishes.”

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Runcie C.W. Chidebe serves as the Executive Director of Project PINK BLUE and holds a position as an External Academic Board Member for the Birmingham and Lewisham African and Caribbean Health Inequalities Review. With a background in psychology, research, and social entrepreneurship, Runcie is deeply committed to cancer control advocacy and global health consultancy.

He is dedicated to supporting underprivileged cancer patients, organizing free screenings for breast and cervical cancer in rural areas, fundraising for those in need, advocating for policy changes with governments, and providing specialized training for healthcare professionals in oncology and cancer awareness, including in local dialects.