put in place by the Centre for Initiative and Development .
Speaking at the meeting in Jalingo, the project coordinator, Oscar Fack, said the project’s goal is to improve access to diagnosis and self-care for diagnosed patients. Plans to adapt and create media toolkits in English and other local languages to raise awareness and increase access to diagnosis are already in the pipeline.Despite migraines’ significant impact on individuals’ quality of life, they remain widely misunderstood and stigmatised, Fack said. He called for the establishment of a friendly environment for people living with the condition.
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