J.O Obaniyi Foundation
This is the official YouTube channel of the JO Obaniyi Foundation.
Our mission is to alleviate poverty and uplift widows and the less privileged by promoting human capacity development, skills acquisition, and the growth of small and medium enterprises. Stay connected for updates, opportunities, and ways to get involved.
J.O Obaniyi Foundation
Widows deserve more than sympathy — they deserve opportunity, empowerment, and sustainable support.
This is the work we stand for. This is the impact we pursue.
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A Life Extinguished Too Soon
By the time the sun set on January 31, 2026, Nigeria had lost one of its promising voices — Ifunanya Lucy Nwangene, a 26-year-old singer who had captured the admiration of audiences on The Voice Nigeria and within her community. Her story is not just another news headline; it is a profound reminder of how fragile life can be, even for those whose talent suggests a future brimming with promise.
Ifunanya, affectionately known as Nanyah to friends and loved ones, was bitten by a venomous snake while asleep in her Abuja home — a grisly and sudden event that awakened a sleeping household only to plunge it into mourning. Two snakes were later found inside her residence, one identified as a cobra — a chilling symbol of danger where calm should have reigned.
Despite the swift alarm and urgent efforts to seek medical intervention, the sequence of events that followed exposes structural gaps that, tragically, cost her life. Initial treatment at a nearby clinic yielded no antivenom. Transferred to the Federal Medical Centre in Jabi, she received care including antivenom and oxygen, but the clock had already run unforgivingly short. Within hours, Nigeria lost a bright talent — someone whose voice and energy were sources of joy, inspiration, and community.
Her choir director confirmed her passing in a poignant statement: the Amemuso Choir mourns “our beloved soprano” whose rising career was “on the cusp” of broader success. Tributes from collaborators spoke of her kindness and the depth of her promise — a reminder that her death is not just a loss to her family, but to the cultural fabric of our nation.
In the aftermath, the pain and grief have rippled far beyond music circles. Senators in Abuja moved swiftly to spotlight this tragedy as symptomatic of wider shortcomings in the health care system. A motion was passed urging mandatory stocking of essential antidotes — including snake antivenom — in all public and private hospitals across the country, so that future emergencies might not be met with empty shelves.
Yet reactions have been mixed. Government officials, including representatives of the Federal Capital Territory, have sought to reassure the public that antivenom supplies are available in FCT-run hospitals, seeking to counter narratives of scarcity with statements of preparedness.
These competing narratives reflect a deeper truth: the loss of Ifunanya does not belong to one institution alone — it belongs to all of us. It prompts urgent reflection on how we prioritise life-saving infrastructure, from rural clinics to major hospitals; how we communicate health risks; and how we ensure that the brilliance of a young life does not flicker out in silence because of preventable circumstances.
Ifunanya’s legacy should not be merely grief — it must be a catalyst for action. Not just for antivenoms on shelves, but for systems that protect every Nigerian from avoidable loss. May her memory be a blessing — and a call to do better. 🕊️
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Knowledge is power, and understanding NGOs helps us support real change.
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Grateful for Relief, Hopeful for Lasting Solutions
The suspension of the planned strike by resident doctors brings relief to many families who rely daily on public healthcare services.
We acknowledge the importance of continued dialogue and mutual understanding in addressing the concerns of healthcare workers, whose dedication saves lives every day.
Our hope is that sustained conversations will lead to lasting solutions that strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare system for the benefit of all.
A healthy nation begins with care — for patients and for those who serve them.
#HealthcareMatters #HopeForNigeria #PublicHealth #JOObaniyifoundation #CommunityWellbeing
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J.O Obaniyi Foundation
Happy New Year from the J.O. OBANIYI FOUNDATION!
As we step into the new year, we reflect on the journey we've shared and the incredible impact we've made together. Your support and commitment have been instrumental in helping us achieve our goals and reach new heights in serving our community.
This year, we are excited to continue our mission of empowering lives, fostering hope, and creating lasting change. Together, we will continue to make a difference and inspire positive transformation in the lives of many.
We wish you a year full of health, happiness, prosperity, and success. May 2026 bring you closer to your dreams and aspirations.
Thank you for being a part of the J.O. OBANIYI FOUNDATION family. Let’s make this year even brighter!
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J.O Obaniyi Foundation
As we celebrate the joy of Christmas, the J.O. Obaniyi Foundation extends warm wishes to our partners, supporters, beneficiaries, and community.
May this season remind us of the power of kindness, compassion, and giving.
Here’s to a new year filled with hope, impact, and renewed commitment to changing lives.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in advance! 🎁
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