An emerging organisation with a large ambition.
Liverev is a Nigerian health group focused on improving care for Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). We are just getting started—and we are proud to be open about that.

Build trust before building scale.
Liverev works with local communities, partner organizations, and people with sickle cell disease (SCD) to see what help is missing and test useful solutions.
Why we exist
Beyond diagnosis, the system offers little structured support for the transition from paediatric to adult care, limited local research infrastructure, and few pathways connecting warriors to innovation, funding or policy influence.
Liverev exists to close these gaps — not by duplicating what already works, but by identifying what's missing and building the connections that let existing efforts, new solutions, and the people they're meant to serve actually reach each other.
Our approach
We start from a documented gap, not an assumption. We test small, learn in public, and only scale what's demonstrated to work. We treat people living with SCD as partners and co-creators, never only as beneficiaries or research subjects.
We are honest about our current stage. Where a programme is still an idea, we say so. Where it's in early testing, we say so. We'd rather build trust slowly and accurately than appear more established than we are.


What we've demonstrated so far
Community outreach
Two SCD/genotype sensitisation and testing outreaches held in 2026, including a World Sickle Cell Day event in Jikwoyi, Abuja, and a testing drive in Kurudu reaching 300+ people.
Collaborative support
Support for partner organisations including Hope at Dawn Foundation's Warriors' Voice conference, and participation in collaborative SCD activities with Beulah Sickle Cell Foundation and other Sickle Cell Foundations.
MySickleStory
An early research and evidence-generation initiative exploring lived experience and genotype awareness — the first demonstration of Liverev's research function.
How we hold ourselves to account
Evidence over claims
We don't publish figures, partnerships or outcomes we can't verify. If a number isn't confirmed, it doesn't appear on this site.
People as partners
Warriors are never framed only as beneficiaries. They shape what we build, from needs assessments to programme design.
Alignment, not duplication
Where government or established frameworks already exist — such as paediatric-to-adult transition guidance — we work to strengthen access to them, not compete with them.
Transparent status
We share our progress openly — so funders and partners know exactly what they'd be joining.
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Our Team

Oluwatosin Esther Ojo (Founder)

Abakpa catherine

Abidemi Akinwunmi

Adikwu-Ogbene-Grace

Davis Benjamin

Dooeren Atser

Emmanuel Orji

FAVOUR AMARACHI ORJI

HABIBAT ABDULFATAI

Henrietta Musa

Idoko Emmanuel Ojogbane

jamila yakubu

Justina Joseph

kehinde Hope

Omotola Omodunni

SAMUEL-JAMES

Useni Michael Asunor

Victoria Isaac

Victoria Udoba

