The incoming Vice-Chancellor of KNUST is advocating for a comprehensive national strategy to address sickle cell disease in Ghana. The call focuses on increasing public awareness regarding genotype status and the importance of testing. Improved access to genotype testing is a key component of the proposed plan, allowing for early identification of carriers and those at risk. Furthermore, the official emphasized the need to expand healthcare services specifically tailored to individuals living with sickle cell disease. This initiative aims to reduce the burden of the illness and improve the quality of life for affected individuals across the country. The plea underscores the growing recognition of sickle cell disease as a significant public health concern in Ghana requiring immediate and sustained attention.