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Every year, sickle cell communities worldwide mark the United Nations Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Day with series of headlines-grabbing activities. These activities range from special convocations to meetings, rally’s, walks, radio and television interviews, road shows and the like, all meant to galvanize public attention and pin sickle cell on
In Loving memory of Richard Coker Enahoro who passed in 2004, our dearly beloved brother, friend and son. The prize giving event was held in the main hall at Holy Child Girls College, Ikoyi, Lagos which was set up in 1945. The alma mater of Founder Chief Julie Coker. It
The Richard Coker Foundation – In Loving Memory Of Film And TV Director Richard Coker Enahoro https://therichardcokerfoundation.com/
Thanks so much for the wonderful piece and spreading the word on the #sicklecell condition The Beacon Collaborative Upwards and onwards. Please read for the cause https://www.beaconcollaborative.org.uk/baba-jallah-epega-id-be-a-much-richer-man-but-a-much-less-happy-man-if-i-wasnt-giving/
Society and Management have urged parents of children with Sickle Cell Disorder to keep hope alive saying, “it is wrong to presume that a child with SCD cannot live up to the expected time. They are sometimes victim of societal ignorance, reason why they have to be celebrated
World Sickle Cell Day!!! This international awareness day aims to increase public knowledge and understanding of sickle cell disease, as well as the challenges faced by patients, their families, and caregivers. It is important to note that sickle cell disease is a blood cell disorder that causes red blood cells