Olubiyi John Ogunbadejo

Help Bolanle bury her Husband in the Uk and settle all the financial debts incurred in the cause of his sickness

We are raising funds on behalf of Bolanle and her 4 month old child who just lost her husband.

Bolanle and Biyi got Married in 2019, it was a blissful union, right after the marriage they became expectant like every couple would, they started going through different procedures to have a child. Throughout the wait they had faith in God.

4 years after marriage they relocated to the United Kingdom in 2022 on student visa and remained expectant, he was a cyber security student at the University of Derby who graduated in flying colors. All through his studies Biyi was the breadwinner, working to provide for his wife and immediate family.

Bolanle became pregnant in 2023 and they were all happy, Baby Ivan came in December 2023 through Caesarean section and the family continued to hope for a better future as a new immigrant.

Bolanle is still at home recuperating and still on her maternity leave, Biyi continued to work and provide for his now growing family even though he had only 20 hours to work as an international student until he graduated in November 2023

Then in early February, two months after the baby they have long waited for came, Biyi became ill and was diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer. This was a devastating news but we held on to faith and never missed NSPPD prayer every morning.Infact, Biyi’s faith was so strong too that his call woke Bolanle up on Biyi’s last day, reminding her to join the prayer.

Biyi’s health continued to deteriorate but the couple kept believing in God. After been sick for only 2 months, Biyi took his last breath on 19th of April 2024 in the hands of his wife leaving her with a 4 month old child, Funeral fees to sort, loads of debts, bills with no help.

Bolanle has no one else but her husband as they are new immigrants in the uk , Bolanle is currently not able to work because of her 4 month old child and she is still recovering from her Cesarean Section. This sudden news has been hard on her financially, mentally and physically.

Bolanle was Biyi’s dependent and she will need legal help regarding her staying in the uk, legal help is not cheap and she doesn’t have any financial support.

We are seeking your help to give Biyi a befitting burial and help Bolanle sort the debts and bills left on her shoulder. The money you donate will go into paying for his funeral, paying rents, bills and settling debts that have been incurred whilst he was on his sickbed .

The financial burdens that come with an unexpected loss can be overwhelming and unaffordable. Any money donated will go straight to Bolanle and her 4 month old child to help ease any worries about upcoming expenses. Any support you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. Please keep Bolanle’s family and her 4 month old son in your thoughts and prayers.

The purpose of the fundraiser is to support Bolanle folasayo ogunbadejo who lost her husband on the 19th of April with all the funeral expenses and also help her settle all the necessary bills .Bolanle lost her husband at the Manchester Hospital to cancer after he was diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer in February,l 2024.

Late Mr ogunbadejo came into uk as a student with is wife and the couple are both struggling before this unfortunate incident happens.

Mrs Bolanle ogunbadejo is left all alone with her 4 month old child and she is currently not working because her child is still a breastfeeding baby,

The late Mr Ogunbadejoas as been the one fending for his family and all the sudden financial burden including the cost of the funeral is now on Mrs Bolanle who is also incapable to foot the financial bills all by herself .

Mrs Bolanle is on a post studies visa and she as no benefit from the uk government because she is not yet a citizen and is not entitled to any funds.

I am not connected in any way to the donors,the link of the fundraiser was posted across all social media platforms ,church platforms and a lot of people express there sympathy to Mrs Bolanle ogunbadejo ,her story was sad and that was how different people shared the link and donated according to what they have.

The potential donors was through friends,social’s groups ,church and different African communities,with the help of this people the link of the fundraiser was shared and people read about the unfortunate incident and donated willing to Support Mrs Bolanle and her 4 month old son.