#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action

A health festival making quality healthcare more accessible & affordable in Abuja.
Screenings • Consultations • Vaccination • Health Education • 7th Nov 2026

[#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action @AbujaMedicaFest]

As an organization we reflect on how far we have come under 3 years as we strive towards healthcare excellence in Abuja & Nigeria
To those who refer us, those who make retail, wholesale purchases of our services, our volunteers, partners, consultants & well-wishers
THANK YOU
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[#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action @AbujaMedicaFest]

Healthcare should be accessible, affordable & easier to navigate. #AbujaMedicalFest4.0, you can get health screenings, medical consultations, vaccinations, health education & more in one space helping you check important health markers, speak with professionals & take next step.

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

@DrNeilStone Medical Science has really come a long way, from preventable deaths to treatable infections. Vaccines, drugs, all life saving 👏

[#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action @AbujaMedicaFest]

Healthcare should be accessible, affordable & easier to navigate. #AbujaMedicalFest4.0, you can get health screenings, medical consultations, vaccinations, health education & more in one space helping you check important health markers, speak with professionals & take next step.

[adaeze c oreh @Adaeze_Oreh]

Some encounters carry more weight because of the legacy attached to the person standing in front of you.

I was privileged to meet Emeritus Professor Osato Giwa-Osagie at the 2023 Association for Reproductive and Family Health (AFRH) Conference.

Prof. Giwa-Osagie is a pioneer of assisted reproductive medicine in Nigeria. He played a foundational role in pioneering IVF at LUTH, contributing to the work that led to Nigeria’s first IVF birth in 1989.

Meeting him was a reminder that progress in healthcare is built over decades; through research, persistence, teaching and the courage to pursue what once seemed impossible.

It was an honour to meet a pioneer whose work has not only shaped reproductive medicine in Nigeria, but also expanded the possibilities for the generations that came after.

#AdaezeOreh #AFRH2023 #ReproductiveHealth #FertilityCare

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Nigerians will willingly take Ozempic, GLP-1s & whatever is trending for weight loss, but when it comes to vaccines, the skepticism suddenly becomes very deep & they're all researchers, we really need to have a conversation about how we decide what is “safe” enough for our health

[#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action @AbujaMedicaFest]

What if your customers could find you in one place while you put your products directly in front of new people? That’s the opportunity Abuja.Medical Fest 4.0 creates. Meet new customers. Showcase your products. Make sales. Grow your reach. Send a DM!!
#AbujaMedicalFest2026 #Abuja

[#AbujaMedicalFest | Check • Know • Take Action @AbujaMedicaFest]

What if your customers could find you in one place while you put your products directly in front of new people? That’s the opportunity Abuja.Medical Fest 4.0 creates. Meet new customers. Showcase your products. Make sales. Grow your reach. Send a DM!!
#AbujaMedicalFest2026 #Abuja

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

The cost of living is high, Healthcare shouldn’t be out of reach. Abuja Medical Fest 4.0 brings affordable, quality healthcare all in one space, screenings, consultations, vaccinations & many more on the 7th Nov 2026📌
#AbujaMedicalFest2026
@Uncle2Triplets @Wizarab10 @Adaeze_Oreh

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[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

30+ women should prioritise these tests at least twice a year: Full Blood Count, Ferritin, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Lipid Profile, Fasting Blood Glucose, HbA1c, Thyroid Panel, Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH), FSH (Day 3), LH (Day 3 or ovulation window), Estradiol (Day 2/3), Prolactin

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Join @NACANigeria tomorrow for a World AIDS Day Space on youth mental health, stigma & sexual well-being.
The DG @drtemitopeilori, will unpack the real challenges young people face in HIV response & how we can overcome them together.
👇 https://t.co/cDDQRNPBfa
#EndAIDSNG #WAD2025

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

In 2026, I will sit on panels, guest speak in programs and events, I will showcase my talents to the world. Doors will open for me, opportunities will find me, and my impact will be undeniable. So help me God. 🙏

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

As we celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child, we’re offering the HPV vaccine at a special rate of ₦30,000 per dose until October 15th for Abuja residents. Take advantage of this opportunity to stay protected against cervical cancer #InternationalGirlsDay @anthea_grace

[The Labcoat Agency | Strengthening Health Systems @Labcoat_Agency]

This #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild, we celebrate girls who turn crisis into courage. They’re not waiting for change, they are the change.
Let’s keep building spaces where their voices lead, their dreams thrive & their impact endures.
#InternationalGirlsDay #GirlsLead
@kaytiki

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Soon everything about my life will align with God's favour ✨

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Cervical cancer is preventable through screening and vaccination. What’s missing? Access. Finance. But we can bridge that gap, one woman at a time. Sponsor a woman today and protect their future. Every woman deserves the chance to stay protected.
@_auxano @_the_naomii @hrh_nas

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Cervical dysplasia is a treatable condition, since it usually has no symptoms, regular Pap smears and cervical screenings are the best way to detect and treat it early before it can progress to cervical cancer. #CervicalCancerAwareness @the_naomii
@cute_jamiah @Uncle2Triplets

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Cervical Cancer is one of the most preventable cancers in women. With HPV vaccination, regular screening, and early treatment, we can stop it before it even starts. Awareness, prevention, and timely care truly make all the difference. #CervicalCancerAwareness @kaytiki @_auxano

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

When abnormal cervical cells are left undetected or untreated, they can slowly progress into cervical cancer over several years. Regular Pap smears, screenings & HPV testing help detect these changes early, when treatment is simple and highly effective.#CervicalScreening @kaytiki

[Stephanie In Motion @Labcoaatgirl]

Persistent HPV infections can cause abnormal changes in cervical cells. These early changes are precancerous, a warning sign, not cancer yet. When detected early through routine screening, they can be treated completely before they ever become cancer.#ScreeningSavesLives @kaytiki