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SafeHaus-UK Nigeria SafeHaus - UK/Nigeria is an Emergency Care Solutions Company. All these are provided within your own environment, your home.

We provide excellent & affordable personal & corporate services like nannies, maids, airport transfers, schoolbus transport etc with experienced & vetted staff, to provide parents & businesses with a remarkable service because, For us, it's personal. We provide emergency care to families in crisis situations e.g when childcare arrangements breakdown for whatever reason, working shifts or extra hours, a companion to walk a child home after school with, or some 'me' time away from caring duties. We also provide services of personal tutors, personal assistants, chauffeur service, maid and cleaning services. We aim to place someone at your service within 24 hours.

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You don't have to be related to donate a kidney. You don't even have to know the person.In the UK you can donate a kidne...
12/09/2026

You don't have to be related to donate a kidney.

You don't even have to know the person.

In the UK you can donate a kidney to a complete stranger through the living kidney sharing scheme.

For Black patients who make up 12% of the waiting list but only 2% of deceased donors - a living donor who shares their ethnicity provides a tissue type match that the deceased donor pool currently cannot reliably offer.

A living donor. Same community. Same heritage. A match that changes everything.

Sunday on Second Chances - I explain living donation, the paired exchange programme, and why it matters more than most people in our community know.

■ 5pm | Radio Africana | https://hi.switchy.io/_x3K
Visit https://hi.switchy.io/_x3L to find out more about living donation.


Councillor Hilaria Asumu

At 2:30 in the morning, the phone rang. It was the transplant coordinator.She got up. She called her daughter. She didn'...
12/09/2026

At 2:30 in the morning, the phone rang.
It was the transplant coordinator.

She got up. She called her daughter. She didn't eat or drink as instructed.
She drove to the hospital in the dark.

And then the kidney was reallocated - a higher-scoring patient elsewhere in the country.

She drove home.

She has not talked about that night with anyone except her daughter. She doesn't know how to describe what it felt like to be that close - and then not.

She is still waiting.

Sunday on Second Chances - the reality of what it means to be on the transplant list. For every person living this. And for every family watching them.

■ 5pm |Radio Africana | https://hi.switchy.io/_x30

Councillor Hilaria Asumu

The transplant waiting list is not a queue. It is a matching system.Your blood group must be compatible.Your tissue type...
12/09/2026

The transplant waiting list is not a queue.

It is a matching system.

Your blood group must be compatible.
Your tissue type must be close enough.
Your antibody levels must not reject the donor kidney.
The algorithm must score you highest on the day a match becomes available.

Each of those conditions has to be met simultaneously.

For Black patients - who make up 12% of the waiting list but only 2% of deceased donors - the tissue type match is statistically harder to achieve.

That is not bad luck. That is maths. And it has a specific solution.

Sunday on Second Chances - I explain it all. In plain language.

■ 5pm | Radio Africana | https://hi.switchy.io/_x2X

Address

3 Gbemi Oluwa Close, Off Oloko Crescent, Opebi Road, Ikeja
Lagos

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+2349066622688

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