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Project TE₦ for KEM


So this December we're trying to be there for our friend once again.

I guess you thought it was over... I wish it was too, but we still got a little more distance to cover. 


Alright, let me bring you up to speed quickly.

Since Kemi’s lasts out in in India, she has been progressing with some medication she came back with from India; like immunotherapy, other drugs and supplements recommended by managers in India, and administered by Specialists here in Nigeria since her return.


Time has passed, months have gone and she's out of medication now. In fact, she needs to run a series of tests to ascertain her a present bill of health. 


Kemi is currently attending a Specialist Cancer Center (Marcelle Ruth) in Lagos, the best we have in the country, and this comes with a load of cost. But as you know, our only option is to continuously seek the best treatment for her here in Nigeria, and abroad if need be. Her current needs are now;


1.  Funds to carry out tests already are marked by the cancer center.

2. ⁠Funds to purchase medication, precisely immunotherapy treatment, to keep the cancer cells under control, until she can afford the prescribed surgery, hopefully in Quarter one, 2025. 


So quickly, what is “Project 10 for Kem” all about? 

With this Project;
 we're looking to have each person donate at least 10,000 Naira towards Kemi’s treatment this December.


We are also looking at having 10 friends come together to pull funds together for Kemi. Yes, we need a cohort of 10 from your various circle of influence, that can pull together any sum for Kemi. 


if we could get 10 people for Kemi who could raise any amount, say 10,000, 20,000, or 100 thousand for example, which by ten leaves us with 1 million Naira…


All of these funds will be going into her health management pending the time we can raise funds ultimately for her scheduled surgery. 


So this is what we hope to do this December. We're pleading and asking that we make this a December project, a Christmas project, for your little will go a long way to help with the financial burdens on Kemi, and her family, the burdens they  currently bear. 

Her account number will always be on the posters, flyers and every other campaign materials that we’ll be rolling out for this project. 


Please Kemi is counting on you. 
Her friends are counting on you. Everyone is counting on everyone to make this dream come true, to keep Kemi’s hopes alive.


Like I always tell her, “You cannot afford to give up now, Kemi. Yours is to keep taking the treatments, ours is to keep doing our best to raise the funds you need to stay alive, and most importantly defeat cancer in the end.”


SHE REQUESTS YOUR PRAYERS & INTERCESSIONS TOO. 🙏🏾

I look forward to seeing Kemi wear the tag  “I defeated cancer”, and I know you wish the same and you're looking forward to the same. 


God bless you,

Kemi really appreciates this, thank you all!


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