Oncology Nursing Society of Nigeria (ONS-Nigeria), shared on LinkedIn:
”A conference may carry a name, a theme, and a vision, but it takes people to bring it to life.
As we look back on the 2nd National Oncology Nursing Conference 2026, we celebrate and appreciate everyone who contributed to making it a memorable and impactful experience.
To Prof. Chinomso (Chino) Nwozichi, President of the Oncology Nursing Society of Nigeria (ONS- Nigeria), thank you for your, leadership, commitment, and the tremendous work that went into bringing this conference to life. Your dedication continues to create platforms that advance oncology nursing and cancer care.
To our MC and Host, Caroline Chukwu, thank you for your energy, warmth, professionalism, and for keeping the conference engaging from start to finish.
To our sponsors and partners, thank you for believing in the vision and supporting the advancement of oncology nursing and cancer care.
To our Board Members, thank you for your guidance, leadership, and commitment behind the scenes.
To our distinguished guests, Amy Winn, Anthony Young and Dr. Margaret Barton-Burke, thank you for travelling to Nigeria and being part of this important gathering.
To our volunteers, thank you for your dedication, flexibility, and willingness to serve wherever needed.
And to every participant, speaker, presenter, panelist, and exhibitor, thank you for showing up, engaging, sharing your knowledge, asking the important questions, and contributing to the richness of the conference.
Every person brought something valuable to the table, and together, you helped turn the vision into reality.
Thank you for making ‘Cancer Care in Action: Uniting Voices, Shaping the Future Together’ more than a theme.
You made it an experience to remember.”
Anthony Young, Adult Nurse Practitioner at Calvary Hospital, shared ONS-Nigeria’s post, adding:
”Words cannot express how much I appreciate the warm welcome, and all that I learned during the Oncology Nursing Society of Nigeria (ONS- Nigeria) 2026 Conference!
The active engagement and excitement from the conference leaders and participants was top-notch.
I will be forever connected to the Oncology Nursing Society of Nigeria (ONS- Nigeria).”
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