Ghana’s First Lady, Mrs Rebecca Akufo-Add, has launched a social media campaign as part of efforts to create awareness on breast cancer.
The initiative is urging participants to record a 10 to 15 seconds video of themselves talking on what they will do to prevent or reduce breast cancer and tag the official social media handles of the first lady.
A Facebook Post made on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, said statements should have the words “We Rise.”
The videos must then be shared on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter with the hashtags #FLBreastCancerCampaign #WeRise.
Submitted videos will be compiled and added to a bigger breast cancer campaign video.
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The month of October is designated as “Pinktober” or the “Pink Month” to create awareness on Breast cancer, the need for early detection through screening, signs and symptoms associated with disease.
It is also used to celebrate survivors and show support for anyone affected by breast cancer.
“WE RISE”
To kick start the social media campaign, the First Lady in a video post said “we rise to make sure all women get tested as early as possible to prevent or drastically reduce breast cancer mortalities”.
Below is her post on Facebook