Irie Vibes is committed to combating cervical cancer by providing free cervical cancer screenings and essential information to 300 women in Oworonshoki Community. This year’s festival will include educational sessions focused on prevention strategies, such as regular screenings and equipping attendees, with the knowledge needed to prioritize their health
Initiator of Iries Vibes Cervical Cancer Prevention Campaign, Lucia Ikediashi (right) with her partner, Omotola Ibeh
We invite everyone to participate in the Irie Vibes Fest. Your presence is vital in fostering a supportive community that uplifts women and promotes health awareness. This is the time to show true love to your female relatives and friends, invite them to come take advantage of this opportunity to check their cervix.
SEPTEMBER 25, the people of Oworonshoki will host the 2024 Slum Party, a creative platform that uses dance and performance art to redefine the perceptions of slums in Nigeria.
The Slum Party, initiated by Obiajulu Ozegbe, is also designed as a mobilisation project for communal educational platform for enlightenment, empowerment and sharing of vital information that would bless the members.
Thus the 2024 Slum Party, will go beyond dances ad cultural splashes. It will spotlight the staging of a campaign for the prevention of Cervical Cancer, a deadly ailment that continues to decimate the female population in Africa, and other parts of the world.
Initiated by Lucia Ikediashi of Shimmers Services in partnership with Omotola Ibeh of 09.16 Enterprises, the campaign seeks to empower women through education and community engagement. This particular edition is sponsored by Hydrocarbon Advisors Limited.
Outlines
Date: 25th September, 2024
Time: Screenings start at 4 pm. The concert begins from 5pm to 9pm
Venue: Slum Party, Oworonshoki Youth Centre, Modina Street, Oworonshoki. (Papa field)
Admission: Free
Raising awareness and providing solutions
“Irie Vibes is committed to combating cervical cancer by providing free cervical cancer screenings and essential information to 300 women in Oworonshoki Community. This year’s festival will include educational sessions focused on prevention strategies, such as regular screenings and equipping attendees, with the knowledge needed to prioritise their health,” stated Ikediashi.
She added, “The event will also feature a lineup of inspiring artistic performances by participants of Slum Party’s residency that highlight women’s stories, struggles, and achievements. Free screenings will be held throughout the day, encouraging attendees to reflect on these narratives while fostering a deeper understanding of the role the cervix plays in women.”
Ikediashi disclosed further, “Irie Vibes Fest aims to create an inclusive atmosphere where community members can come together to celebrate art and culture. Reggae music will be played throughout the day, and freshly fried hot and succulent puff puff will be served to all the women, ensuring a vibrant and festive environment.
“We invite everyone to participate in the Irie Vibes Fest. Your presence is vital in fostering a supportive community that uplifts women and promotes health awareness. This is the time to show true love to your female relatives and friends, invite them to come take advantage of this opportunity to check their cervix.
“Together, we can make a difference in cervical cancer prevention.
“Join us for a day of empowerment, creativity, and connection while prioritizing women’s health. For more information, follow us on @irievibes_fest.
“We look forward to seeing you at Irie Vibes Fest at Slum Party.”
Contact: Lucia Ikediashi, Founder, Irie Vibes Fest; +2348023181844
