Pan-African PGS Education and Research Initiative (PAPERI) shared on LinkedIn:
‘The best way to predict the future is to create it. – Peter Drucker
“Every application tells a story.
Today, we are proud to share this inspiring message from Adobo Baidakara, a registered nurse from Nigeria, who has applied to the 19th PAPERI Cohort: Policy Advocacy in Genetics and Genomics.
Her passion for public health, cancer advocacy, and equitable access to genomics reminds us why this course matters. Africa’s greatest strength is not only its extraordinary genetic diversity – it is the dedication of its people to build healthier, more equitable communities.
This is exactly the kind of leadership our continent needs.
If you are a researcher, clinician, graduate student, policymaker, public health professional, or advocate from any African country, we encourage you to apply.
Together, we can build the knowledge, partnerships, and policy leadership needed to ensure that genomics benefits every African community.
Applications close: 30 July 2026
Apply here.
Watch Adobo’s inspiring message and imagine what we can achieve when passionate African professionals come together with a shared vision.
Our Continent. Our Voices. Our Genomics Future.
If her story inspires you, let yours be the next one we share.”
Acetrea Cancer Advocacy Network shared a post on Linkedin by Pan-African PGS Education and Research Initiative (PAPERI), adding:
“Glad to be featured in the Pan-African PGS Education and Research Initiative (PAPERI) cohort 19 application.”
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