Amoke Foundation Launch

August 18, 2021. Online

The Amoke Foundation is a charitable non-profit organization set up in memory of Dr. Yemisi Adetunji-Badejo, who passed away due to complications from sickle cell disease (SCD). She dedicated her life to helping others, and our charity is passionate about continuing that drive by focusing on improving the livelihood of those living with the hereditary blood disorder SCD.

Amoke Foundation's aim is to develop a network of Pain Management Hubs (PMH) by collaborating with teaching hospitals and bio-pharmaceuticals to improve awareness of new treatment and protocols. Patients with sickle cell will be able to attend the day clinic and access the services provided at zero cost to them. The Foundation will also sponsor training and education of specialist SCD care nurses and other related healthcare workers.

Special Guest of Honor -Engr. Mrs. Noimot Salako-Oyedele. Deputy Governor, Ogun State, Nigeria.

Interactive Panel session with audience facilitated by Moderator, Mr. Jide Adetunji. Trustee & Co-founder, Amoke Foundation, UK.

HFN Webinar on the African Continental Free Trade Area: Implications and Opportunities for the Private Healthcare Sector

July 29, 2021. Online

HFN Webinar on the African Continental Free Trade Area: Implications and Opportunities for the Private Healthcare Sector, 29 July 2021: Dr. Egbe Osifo-Dawodu, co-founder of Anadach Group, was a panelist during this interesting webinar organized by the Health Federation of Nigeria (HFN) where she will provided insight into why the newly launched AfCFTA agreement is important, and how private healthcare sector players can ready themselves to take advantage of a ‘single-market Africa’. If you would like to discuss with us, how you can better prepare for launch AfCFTA, please reach out.

Global Covid-19 Vaccine Deployment: Private Investment Trends in Africa

July 15, 2021. Invest Africa

Dr. Egbe Osifo-Dawodu, co-founder of Anadach Group, joined this important conversation on current healthcare investment trends and investment opportunities for private players, particularly within the context of the ongoing COVID-19 vaccine rollouts. This event was co-led by the African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (AVCA), and Invest Africa Ltd. Please check event details at https://www.investafrica.com/invest-africa-events/private-investment-healthcare-africa-webinar

Nigeria Healthcare and Excellence Awards

June 25, 2021. Eko Hotels & Suite, Victoria Island, Lagos

The Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Awards is an initiative of Global Health Projects & Resources, in collaboration with Anadach Group. The Award is an annual event that is aimed at celebrating individuals and organisations who have contributed to the development of the healthcare sector through innovative, efficient and qualitative healthcare delivery services that have significantly impacted the health and wellbeing of the citizens.

The 7th edition of the annual Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Award event was graced by healthcare stakeholders, medical practitioners, leaders from private and public organisations, policy markers and dignitaries from affiliate sectors.

Some of the awardees include Prof. Akin Abayomi, the Honourable Commissioner of Health, Lagos State. He received the Most Outstanding Covid-19 State Health Commissioner of The Year Award 2021. Major General Aderonke Kale won the NHEA 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award.

The complete winners' list is available at https://nigeriahealthcareawards.com.ng/2021-edition/

"Covid-19 in Africa: Strategies for Vaccinating the Continent" Webinar

April 19, 2021. Online

On Monday April 19th, The Constituency for Africa (CFA) , AfroGlobal Television, allAfrica, Africa Trade Desk and Chambre Commerciale Canada-Afrique co-hosted a forum titled, “ COVID-19 in Africa: Strategies for Vaccinating the Continent." The event featured a keynote speech from Dr. John Nkengasong, Director of Africa CDC. Dr. Egbe Osifo-Dawodu, of Anadach was also a panelist.

HFN Public - Private Partnership Roundtable on COVID-19 Vaccine

February 2, 2021.

On February 2nd 2021, the Health Federation of Nigeria (HFN), in partnership with the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) with technical assistance from Anadach Group, EY Nigeria and Salient Advisory, organized an online roundtable discussion on the COVID-19 vaccine roll-out in Nigeria.

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In attendance were the Honorable Minister of Health of Nigeria, the Governors of Delta and Ekiti states, as well as senior executives of key public agencies and other stakeholders including policy makers, Investors and regulators. The discussions centered on supply chain for distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and financing arrangements for the vaccine program. Dr. Egbe Osifo-Dawodu, founding partner of Anadach Group, moderated the panel on financing.

The main highlight of the session was the consensus that private sector support is needed to finance all aspects of the value chain. Innovative financing methods and increased advocacy efforts for earmarked financing for the health sector were suggested as means of supporting public funding. The need for strategic procurement of vaccines and local manufacture to guarantee sustainable supply were also raised.

Launch of Anadach Governance Academy Program

The role of insightful health sector governing bodies is essential to achieve the health, employment, and financial goals of the organization or community. The members of the governing bodies make decisions that define policies, rules and regulations. They help support both clinical and financial oversight and accountability for the enterprise’s leadership as they expand access to health care and health gain.

These sessions provided practical insights for modern board work across Africa, and other continents and are part of our launch of the Anadach Governance Academy designed to support smarter governance in African healthcare orgnaizations. The webinars also addressed new insights on approaches to minimizing common obstacles to good governance in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). These include understanding of the roles and responsibilities of board members; the difficulty to recruit talented and ethical people for board membership; a lack of support for successful decision-making, as well as inadequate information and orientation for successful engagement.

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The first webinar took place on Thursday November 19th 2020 at 14.00 UTC ( 2.00 pm Accra, 3.00pm Lagos, 4.00 pm Johannesburg, 5.00 pm Nairobi) and focused on improving board governance for private health sector organizations, addressing private sector board challenges, sharing best practices and board performance goals. 

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The second webinar took place on Tuesday December 8th 2020 at 14.00 UTC ( 2.00 pm Accra, 3.00 pm Lagos, 4.00 pm Johannesburg, 5.00 pm Nairobi) and will focus on improving board governance for public sector organizations, and Non-Governmental Organizations addressing board challenges, sharing best practices and board performance goals.

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November 19, 2020 & December 8, 2020

Anadach Covid-19 Programs

Africa faces an unprecedented challenge with the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the population, economy and health systems. The relatively weak health systems coupled with the economic shutdown has resulted in a crisis that severely affects the health sector. Anadach has been active with two programs running simultaneously.

We are working with P2P, a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to improving health care and reducing the spread of diseases, particularly in Ethiopia and in diaspora communities on a COVID-19 in Africa Series. Click here to view previous webinars

Promoting Innovations in Nigeria's Healtech - Anadach & IFC

September 10, 2020. Online

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria, Anadach and IFC organized a virtual meeting series, Promoting Innovations in Health Tech, to highlight potential solutions. The series gave founders and entrepreneurs an opportunity to present early stage innovations to potential partners, investors and funders. The selected presenters representing different aspects and diversity across the Nigerian health sector, engaged in extremely interesting conversations with the panelists.

To conclude the event, we are hosted a learning event to share key lessons and take-aways from the series with an audience of interested stakeholders. The panelists include Omobola Johnson of TLCom Capital, Nobu Ichimiya of AIIC, Wale Ayeni and Monique Mrazek of IFC.