Tijani Salami is a dedicated physician with over a decade of experience championing maternal and child health and child survival in Nigeria. Through targeted outreach, health promotion, and the empowerment of women and children, he has made significant strides in improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations. As a recipient of the prestigious Walden University Master Citizenship Award for the College of Health Professions, Tijani demonstrates a strong commitment to social impact. He is also the founder of the Sisters Caregivers Project Initiative (www.sisterscaregivers.org), an organization dedicated to transforming the narratives surrounding women and children through impactful advocacy in maternal and child health. His passion lies in serving rural and underserved communities in Nigeria and other developing nations, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive.
