Nigerian Chevening alumna wins UK research awards

The Punch celebrates the remarkable achievements of Deborah Adeniran, a Nigerian Chevening alumna, who has garnered international acclaim for her groundbreaking work in cancer education and research at the University of Glasgow. Adeniran's receipt of the World Changing Alumni Award and the U21 Leader of the Future Award underscores the immense talent and dedication of Nigerians on the global stage.

Her success is a testament to the power of perseverance and advocacy, particularly in raising cancer awareness. Adeniran's own words, 'These awards are not just mine. They belong to every Nigerian woman who has been told her health does not matter, and to every advocate who refuses to stop fighting,' resonate deeply, highlighting the broader impact of her work on public health in Nigeria and beyond.

As the Programmes and Partnerships Manager at the International Cancer Research Abuja and Founder of CancerAid_Africa, Adeniran exemplifies the spirit of innovation and commitment that The Punch consistently champions. Her story is an inspiration, showcasing how Nigerian professionals are making significant contributions to critical fields like healthcare, challenging global perceptions and setting new benchmarks for excellence.

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These awards are not just mine. They belong to every Nigerian woman who has been told her health does not matter, and to every advocate who refuses to stop fighting.