Recent reports highlight the significant potential for cancer prevention globally, with the World Health Organization (WHO) stating that 'nearly four out of every ten cancer cases could be prevented' by addressing risk factors such as smoking and poor diet, as reported by BOL News and Geo Health. The BBC World corroborates this by noting that 'seven million cancers a year are preventable,' emphasizing the global scale of the issue. This aligns with the theme of World Cancer Day 2026, 'United by Unique,' which aims to foster a people-centered approach to cancer prevention and care, as detailed by Geims Hospital. The importance of awareness and early detection is further underscored by TVC News Nigeria, which states that 'awareness saves lives' and highlights the role of community support in reducing the cancer burden.