The most common cancers in Nigeria are breast cancer, cervical cancer, prostate cancer, bowel cancer, and liver cancer. Breast cancer is the number one cancer among Nigerian women, peaking between ages 26-45. Risk factors for breast cancer include being overweight, genetics, high fat diets, smoking, and lower levels of education. Cervical cancer risk factors include HPV infection, which can be prevented through vaccination. Prostate cancer risks include high red meat consumption, age over 50, family history, and STDs. Bowel and liver cancers are associated with high fat diets, alcohol, lack of fruits and vegetables, overweight/obesity, and hepatitis B infection respectively. Regular screening and lifestyle changes including a healthy