…As Geneith Competition Sparks Nationwide Health Revolution Supported by Coatal Forte Softgel!”
By Bianca Iboma-Emefu
In a bold move to tackle one of Nigeria’s deadliest diseases, students from universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education have embraced the Geneith Health Competition (GHC)—a nationwide initiative aimed at eradicating malaria through education, advocacy, and grassroots engagement.
Launched by Prince Cletus Ilobanafor and sponsored by Mr. Emmanuel Umenwa, the initiative has received resounding support from student leaders across universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
Key student figures backing the project include Comr. Josiah Peter Oche (National President, NAUS), Comr. Oyewumi Festus Ayomide (President, NASPS), and Comr. Edunjobi Samuel Oluwaseun (National President, NANCES). These leaders are rallying their peers to adopt the campaign as a national call to action against malaria.
“Your involvement marks a crucial step toward achieving a malaria-free Nigeria,” said Prince Ilobanafor. “By working together, you’re raising awareness, inspiring action, and setting the foundation for lasting public health improvements.”
Echoing this message, Mr. Umenwa emphasized the critical role students play in creating change:
“Young people are the engine of innovation and energy needed to defeat malaria. Their voices, passion, and leadership can make the difference. This fight belongs to all of us.”
The Geneith Health Competition is powered by Coatal Forte Softgel, a high-strength antimalarial medication developed to fight both acute and uncomplicated malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum. But the campaign goes beyond treatment—it’s about education, empowerment, and sustainable change.
Through a series of workshops, campus activations, health walks, and community outreach, the initiative equips students with both malaria prevention strategies and leadership skills. These tools enable them to become health advocates capable of influencing their campuses and wider communities.
“This isn’t just a campaign—it’s a movement,” Ilobanafor added. “With your energy and commitment, we can change the health narrative of Nigeria for generations to come.”
As registration continues, students across Nigeria are encouraged to join the movement and take an active role in shaping a healthier future.
Register now at www.geneithhealthcompetition.com
Become a voice. Be a leader. Help make malaria history.