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Chidera Rosecamille Aneke

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It’s 14 days to go. Literally the first event I’m doing in Lagos .

Will you show up for me?
Art. Food . Games. Health. Fun. Face paintings. Performances.
I’m excited about the 23 works that will be exhibited by YABA TECH art students EPE as a result of the workshop we did with @shyllonmuseum

Supported by @drasatrust technical partner. @cressonfoodscatering @bnlhealthcareproduct

Wednesday 18th November 10am - 4:30pm

https://luma.com/ekj8bf53 by @certifiedcamille

Lagos, microbe madness 2.0 is happening in your city!

Registration link is in my bio! by @certifiedcamille

Ayooo!

Join me tomorrow on @dnnnigeria ‘s program on @lagostalks913

I’ll be sharing more about the work we do at @artforhealthinitiative and most importantly how to use creativity to raise awareness on health issues like AMR

📅Oct 31st, 2026
⏰11 AM–12 PM by @certifiedcamille

I don’t like Ebola at all! by @certifiedcamille

This year we are back with one of our events Microbe Madness 2.0, remember the first edition was in Enugu.

Lagos it’s your turn!
@artforhealthinitiative is here.

We have around 15 artists exhibiting around the theme “One Action for our future”

We have an animation that will be premiered.

We have an amazing Dj @djpaulng coming through.

We have some amazing hosts.

And most importantly we have a mini mental health corner exhibition 23 artists from YABA TECH EPE exhibiting art that were produced as a result of the “What we carry” workshop on mental health resilience with YSMA.

Poetry, stage performances. Interactive booths, face paintings, food 😭👀 sip and paint if you want to.

Handwashing booth 🤯

18th November 2026 - 10am

CEP - Entertainment and Media Hub
8 General Ogomudia Road, Lekki Phase 1

I’m excited tbh, we still need a lot of financial support 👀

We are doing this because we want to start protecting our future and that of medicines.

Want to have fun, make content on it ? Feel free to dm me.

Microbe madness 2.0 is supported by @drasatrust @shyllonmuseum @bnlhealthcareproduct @chefliliann @stmalways …

#Artexhibition #lagosevent #waaw #amr by @certifiedcamille

How long till Nigeria is declared Ebola free ?

More Ebola facts in the video.

We need to keep staying prepared and monitoring especially healthcare workers. We love and appreciate the work you do but please be cautious and conscious.

#Ebolafacts #ipcactionnigeria by @certifiedcamille

Back with more Ebola Facts

🚨 44 contacts under surveillance does not equal ≠ 44 Ebola cases!

Being monitored doesn’t mean you’re infected. Contact tracing helps detect possible infections early and stop the spread. 🦠

💡 Stay informed
📞 Call NCDC on 6232 if you have any concerns

#ipcactionnigeria #EbolaFacts #NCDC #PublicHealth by @certifiedcamille

👀12 years after we were declared Ebola Free we got an imported case of Ebola!

I’ll be sharing facts and all the juicy updates here.

For now, wash your hands with soap and water and get ready!

#ipcactionnigeria by @certifiedcamille

by @certifiedcamille

What do we carry that people cannot see? 💛

That question helped shape “What We Carry: Stories of Mental Health and Resilience,” our two-day workshop under our new program - Health Story Lab.

It began when @jesscastellote , the Director of the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, told me we should do something together, while we were walking to lunch during a 2-day workshop held for Arts and Culture Journalists in June 2026.

I went home, thought about it and On October 2nd and 3rd that conversation became a collaboration between @artforhealthinitiative and @shyllonmuseum, bringing together 26 art students 25 from Yabatech’s Epe Annex and 4 journalists.

Ahead of World Mental Health Day, we created space to explore emotions, the pressures young people navigate, and how art can help us communicate experiences that are sometimes difficult to explain. And they did, I was incredibly in awe at the session they had with @dr.emmanuelabayomi and earlier in day 1 when @drbaddie told the students a story on post partum depression and the students were able to interpret that using art and spoken word I was shocked and grateful we made this decision.

For me, this is why Art for Health Initiative exists: to make health conversations more accessible through creativity and invite people to contribute their own perspectives. @thetemitopeoladeji came on day 2 to now harness how students can create art using colors to express certain emotions.

Thank you to Jess, @ozzidy Vivian the museum team, Mr Ajayi from Yabatech our facilitators my team at Art for Health Initiative and every student who brought their ideas into the conversation.

Next, the students will develop artworks for a micro-exhibition planned for 18th November in Lagos during the microbe madness 2.0 event. These conversations will take new forms, and I can’t wait to share them. by @certifiedcamille

My visit to shyllon museum for an art for health initiative
The two days workshop as been very interesting and educating, learnt new things it was worth it #artforhealth #shyllonmuseum #panatlanticuniversity by @certifiedcamille

Who comes up with these sayings? Were they bored and decides oh hey let me create something

“what you don’t know won’t kill you”

lol I’ve started making some content on some of these sayings and see whether they apply to our health or not.

Follow us on @artforhealthinitiative our goal is to continue health communication through creative and innovative means like art. by @certifiedcamille