My name is Abimbola Kolebaje, and I am reaching out with a heavy heart to seek your support for my beloved brother, Dr. Kolebaje Olusola Kolebaje, a 37-year-old Nigerian citizen, husband, father, lecturer, and a truly exceptional human being.

Dr. Kolebaje—fondly called Bro Sola by his siblings—is a Lecturer in the Department of Physics at Adeyemi University of Technology, Ondo. He has dedicated his life to teaching, research, mentoring young minds, and advancing scientific knowledge through his groundbreaking research in Theoretical Physics, with several publications in reputable international journals. His passion for education and science has inspired countless students and colleagues across Nigeria and beyond.

Sadly, Bro Sola’s journey took a heartbreaking turn recently. He was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) after months of battling deteriorating health. He initially received care at the Ondo State Trauma and Surgical Centre, and later at the Afe Babalola University Teaching Hospital, Ado-Ekiti, where doctors confirmed that his kidneys have failed and that a kidney transplant is urgently needed to save his life.

Despite his strength, optimism, and unwavering faith, the financial burden of this treatment is far beyond what our family can bear. The total cost of the transplant, including pre-transplant evaluations, surgery, anesthesia, immunosuppressive medications, and post-surgery care, is estimated at ₦50 million (approximately $35,000 USD).

Dr. Kolebaje is not just a scholar—he is a devoted husband and father to two beautiful young daughters who still need their dad’s love, guidance, and presence. He is a son, a mentor, a teacher, and a friend whose kindness and humility have touched many lives.

We are humbly appealing to the public, kind-hearted individuals, colleagues, and friends around the world to help us save his life. No amount is too small—your donation will go directly toward his treatment and recovery. Together, we can give him another chance to live, to keep teaching, to keep inspiring, and to be there for his family.

Please help us share this campaign widely and pray for Dr. Kolebaje’s healing. Your generosity, prayers, and compassion mean the world to us.

From the depth of our hearts—thank you for standing with us in this most difficult time.

Reference

see images of medical report issued by Afe Babalola University Teaching Hospital Ado-Ekiti, Ondo, Nigeria.

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