Nasya Anaba has launched the Nsolebna Foundation to support children who have lost one or both parents, turning her 18th birthday celebrations into a project focused on education, emotional care and future opportunities.
The foundation was formally launched on 7 November 2026 at the Forever True Friends Foundation in Abokobi, shortly after Anaba marked her 18th birthday on 31 October 2026.
The initiative reflects Anaba’s wish to use the milestone to offer hope and practical support to children dealing with the consequences of losing a parent. Its guiding motto is: “A lost parent should never be a limitation.”
Through the foundation, Anaba aims to help ensure that parental loss does not prevent children from continuing their education, recognising their abilities or working towards their ambitions.
Its central programme, “Adopt a Dream”, will focus on educational assistance, scholarships, mentorship, grief counselling and career guidance. The support is intended to address both the emotional and academic needs of beneficiaries, while giving them access to resources that can help them build fulfilling lives.
The foundation’s work will extend beyond financial assistance. It aims to reassure the children it supports that they are not alone, and that their personal circumstances should not determine their value or limit their future.
By providing access to guidance and appropriate support, the initiative hopes to help beneficiaries regain confidence and approach life with greater optimism.
Anaba has appealed to family members, friends, organisations and well-wishers to contribute financially to the project. She stressed that donations of any size could help provide a child with the assistance and opportunities required to pursue their aspirations.
The Nsolebna Foundation’s launch is based on the belief that meaningful change can begin with an individual decision to help. With wider support, the organisation hopes to create opportunities for children to learn, heal and grow while looking ahead to a future filled with possibilities.
Its long-term focus will be on education, emotional well-being and empowerment, with the aim of making a lasting difference to children who need encouragement and support after losing a parent.
