Temie Giwa – Tubosun’s groundbreaking innovation, LifeBank, is doing just that. This health tech company is tackling maternal mortality in sub-Saharan Africa, where a woman dies every two minutes due to pregnancy-related complications.
By integrating artificial intelligence, blockchain, and a multi-modal delivery network, LifeBank ensures that critical blood and medical supplies reach hospitals within an hour, no matter the location or infrastructure challenges.
Founded in 2016, LifeBank has saved over 10,000 lives, revolutionizing healthcare delivery in Nigeria, Kenya, and Ethiopia.
Through the Nerve App, healthcare workers can quickly locate available blood supplies, and SmartBag Technology ensures the safe transport of these supplies with blockchain-powered traceability.
Drones, motorcycles, and boats are used for swift delivery, while AI optimizes blood distribution, reducing waste. Beyond blood, LifeBank now offers oxygen, vaccines, and even snakebite antivenom.
Recognized globally, LifeBank’s success lies not just in awards but in tangible improvements to healthcare systems.
As Temie Giwa-Tubosun continues expanding LifeBank’s reach, her work exemplifies how African innovation can solve local challenges and transform healthcare for generations to come.
In 45 minutes, LifeBank’s technology is saving lives across Africa, proving innovation is key to overcoming healthcare barriers.
