Here are some of the press releases that SAMI has been featured on. Are you in the media? We are continually looking for media partnerships to help us reach our vision and mission.
If you will like to partner with us contact us on info@sami-ng.org or call 0904 000 2008
SAMI BIDS BANKE ‘THE WARRIOR WITHIN’ ALAWAYE
It was a shock to the entire board, staff, volunteers and beneficiaries of SAMI when we received the news of […]
Sickle cell coalition seeks policy to improve lives of sufferers, increase awareness
The coalition, as part of activities to mark the WSCD, which is held every year June 19, as designated by the United Nations, held the..
The Sickle Cell Conversation is Back on Air
After some weeks of being off-air due to social distancing protocol to prevent COVID-19 spread, “Touch A Cell with Toyin […]
Ravaged by sickle cell anaemia, a warrior trauma
And although the motive for such interior décor is unknown, the ambience tends to bring hope for kids who walk in with their parents crying or tensed.
US Consulate decries low Sickle Cell awareness in Nigeria
Speaking during a round-table summit organized by the Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI), in partnership with the United State Consulate and Eko FM…
Tackling Sickle Cell Anaemia through Advocacy, Proper Management
When Dolu went into sickle cell crisis on a certain night, his mother never knew it..
You can live a fulfilled life with sickle cell disorder – Initiative
Ms Toyin Adeshola, Founder, Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI), has advised people suffering from Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) to live beyond their condition and live a fulfilled life…
SAMI commences radio programme on sickle cell awareness
Adesola said the programme would hold once every week for 30 minutes with online syndication touching on varying issues on sickle cell disorder and would be a platform..
Midwestern Supports Sickle Cell Advocacy Initiative
MD/CEO Midwestern Oil & Gas Company Limited, stated that the gesture was to support SAMI’s sterling efforts at improving the lot of people living with sickle cell…