build a culture of voluntary blood donation, African Foundries Limited, a leading steel manufacturing company in Nigeria successfully mobilised 210 staff to give blood to Lagos Blood Bank through the State’s Blood Transfusion Committee, LSBTC.
He attributed the massive turnout of the staff and management in support of the exercise to sensitisation classes on that there was no harm in giving blood, adding that “it is very safe and to some extent good for your health if you donate blood to save lives”. On blood safety, he explained: “After donors volunteer for donating blood, there is a screening process where the blood quality is checked, the health of the donor is checked, and the person must not be on any medication and so, if you are screened and you don’t qualify, you can’t donate blood. Also, all syringes used are for single use and there is no concern of any kind about the safety in the blood donation process.
vanguardngr Why sell the blood to patients when it was painstakingly donated free? My take on that is: NOT FAIR ,NOT FAIR AT ALL!
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