Abia Most Beautiful Queen, Stella Okorie, Forges Partnership with MOUAU Against HIV/AIDS and Malaria
Queen Stella Okorie collaborates with MOUAU to tackle HIV/AIDS and Malaria through a strategic partnership.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a landmark event held on January 24th, 2024, the community of Abia State joined forces with the students of Micheal Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, in a resounding success against HIV/AIDS and Malaria. Spearheaded by the office of the Most Beautiful Queen in Abia, Queen Stella Okorie, in collaboration with the Treasurer of MOUAU, this initiative marked a significant milestone in the fight against these deadly diseases.
The event, a HIV/AIDS and Malaria Sensitization Seminar, attracted distinguished guests including the Senior Special Assistant to the governor on Vulnerable Groups and Poverty Alleviation, the State Coordinator of Moniepoint, the Director of Gifmag Concept, and a host of students and community members. Their collective presence underscored the importance and urgency of addressing these health challenges.
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Through a combination of education, awareness, and community engagement, the seminar served as a catalyst for empowering individuals with knowledge and resources to combat HIV/AIDS and Malaria effectively. The collaborative efforts of various stakeholders exemplified the spirit of unity and shared responsibility towards building a healthier society.
Queen Stella Okorie expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the event, acknowledging the pivotal role played by each participant in making a tangible difference in the lives of many. She emphasized the importance of continued advocacy and action in the ongoing battle against these diseases, reaffirming the timeless adage that "a healthy nation is a wealthy nation."
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As the echoes of this impactful initiative reverberate throughout the region, the call to action resounds louder than ever: Let's Say No to HIV/AIDS and Malaria. In unity, there is strength, and together, we can create a brighter, healthier future for all.
