Fleury Augustin Nsole Biteghe: Honoring Zita Oligui Nguema’s Vision for Cancer Care in Gabon
Fleury Augustin Nsole Biteghe and Zita Oligui Nguema/LinkedIn

Fleury Augustin Nsole Biteghe: Honoring Zita Oligui Nguema’s Vision for Cancer Care in Gabon

Fleury Augustin Nsole Biteghe, Curriculum lead at Nucleate Genesis program, shared on LinkedIn:

“A heartfelt thank you to Her Excellency Mrs. Zita Oligui Nguema, First Lady of Gabon, for her unwavering dedication to the fight against cancer in Gabon.

Her vision and leadership have been the driving force behind the Global Health Catalyst project a transformative initiative designed to bring world-class cancer diagnosis and treatment closer to every Gabonese patient.

We are honored to partner with the Fondation Ma Bannière and to have the First Lady’s continued trust in this mission.

Health equity is not just a goal it is a promise we are determined to keep.”

OncoDaily added on LinkedIn:

“As we continue our special OncoDaily tradition – the 100 Influential Women in Oncology – We’re proud to introduce the second part of our 2026 list, highlighting the next 10 remarkable women who are making a lasting impact in oncology

Zita Oligui Nguema is the First Lady of Gabon and an increasingly prominent advocate for strengthening cancer care and women’s health in Central Africa.

In 2026, she served as high patron of Gabon’s International Colloquium on the Future of Cancer Care and Research, which brought national and international experts together around plans to develop an advanced oncology center of excellence and strengthen prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, research, and specialist training in the country.

Through her broader health advocacy, including the continental building resilience initiative, she has positioned improved access to healthcare as a central part of her public work and supported efforts to build more sustainable cancer-care capacity in Gabon.

Read the second part below.”

100 Influential Women in Oncology in 2026: Key Opinion Leaders in Social Media and Beyond

Fleury Augustin Nsole Biteghe: Honoring Zita Oligui Nguema’s Vision for Cancer Care in Gabon