Support David Agboola Sr.'s Cancer Treatment

Update (04/12)

Hello Everyone,

My dad has started his chemotherapy treatments last week. He will do four rounds of treatment across eight weeks and then his oncology team will assess the effect and decide on next steps. The first round of chemo went well but he's starting to feel some of the side effects. Please continue to lift up him in your prayers!

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Update (03/20)

Hello Everyone,

My parents arrived safely in Nigeria a few days ago. My dad had his first appointment and will begin chemotherapy next week. Please continue to pray for wisdom for the doctors. The oncology team will be looking at the MRI, CT scan, and results from some blood tests this coming week to craft a treatment plan.

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Dear Friends and Family,

My beloved father, David Agboola Sr., has recently been diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer. We are grateful to God that the cancer was discovered while still at a stage where full recovery is expected with proper treatment. His treatment plan, which will take place at Marcelle Ruth in Lagos, is comprehensive and essential for his recovery. The estimated cost of this treatment is approximately $25,000 (~ 38 million naira). We are seeking the support of

25 generous individuals who can contribute $500

50 compassionate individuals who can contribute $250

Naira account option --

2020496621

Zenith Bank

Oluwagbenga David Agboola

We are hoping for for his treatment to start Thursday, March 20th. But the hospital is currently asking for us to pay in full. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a significant difference in my father's journey to recovery. Your kindness and generosity will directly impact his ability to receive the necessary treatment and regain his health.

We understand that times are challenging for many, and we appreciate any support you can offer, whether it's a financial contribution, a shared prayer, or simply spreading the word.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your consideration and support during this difficult time. We will keep you updated on his progress.

With sincere gratitude,

David and Gabrielle Agboola