Ibom Air Receives Prestigious Corporate Impact Award for Cancer Care Advancements - By Daisy BARRO

Group Manager, Corporate Services, Mrs. Imelda Aba, receiving the award for Ibom Air.

Ibom Air has been conferred with the esteemed Corporate Impact Award by the Medical Women's Association of Nigeria (MWAN), Akwa Ibom State Chapter, in recognition of its outstanding leadership and corporate citizenship in advancing cancer care initiatives within the state.

The award, presented on February 14, 2026, during the Investiture ceremony of the 17th President of MWAN, Akwa Ibom State Chapter, acknowledges the airline's commitment to health as a core pillar of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy.

In addition to the Corporate Impact Award, Ibom Air was also honoured with the Founding Patron Award for the MWAN Cancer Treatment Endowment Fund, which provides treatment access and support to indigent patients, thereby enhancing the collective impact and restoring dignity to countless lives.

The airline's contributions to cancer awareness and treatment are complemented by its health programmes, including FAMPACT - a signature initiative focused on combating malaria in pregnant women and children, as well as supporting free open-heart surgeries for children since 2019.

Receiving the award on behalf of Ibom Air, Group Manager, Corporate Services, Mrs. Imelda Aba, emphasized Ibom Air's commitment to uplifting communities: "At Ibom Air, we do not just fly people; we uplift communities." She further noted, "By championing initiatives within Ibom Air's CSR pillars of Health, Education, and Community Development, we are ensuring that our growth as a brand translates into a tangible, positive legacy for the people of Akwa Ibom state and beyond."

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