Dialysis costs more per week than most Nigerian families earn in a month. NNKF funds treatment, screening and support so that a diagnosis is not a death sentence.
Princess Mrs. Norah Ezenwanyi Nwokorie (née Njemanze)1983 — 2025
Norah was diagnosed with kidney failure in September 2022. For three years she endured dialysis two and three times a week, and her family endured it beside her. She did not survive the illness — but the foundation that carries her name exists so that fewer families have to.
Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.
Kidney disease is one of the most devastating and expensive health conditions known to humanity. NNKF was established to give voice to patients, families and communities facing this illness — and to offer practical support in access to healthcare, education, advocacy and financial assistance.
My beloved wife Norah was diagnosed with kidney failure in September 2022. I watched her uncountable sleepless nights, her cries and pain, her 2–3 dialysis sessions every week. It is out of that personal experience that we formed this foundation — together we can be a voice to the voiceless, and together we can save many lives.
We miss our Mommy, and we want to do our part to ensure that others don't go through what we went through. We want to help as many children as possible by helping their parents get the treatment they need — so their parents can watch them grow into adults.
Five programmes built directly from the gaps our founder watched fail real patients in Nigerian hospitals and dialysis centres.
Direct financial support for dialysis and transplant, plus partnerships with hospitals for subsidised treatment.
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Community outreach, school and workplace health talks, and free kidney & liver function testing.
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Pushing government and corporate policy to subsidise kidney care and fund a national Kidney Relief Fund.
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A charity road walk, a citizens' football match and free kidney & liver screening for hundreds of Nigerians — uniting government, hospitals, corporates and communities in Owerri, Imo State.
From a single ₦30,000 screening test to a ₦50,000,000 national campaign, every budget line is public. Trust is earned line by line.
A 500-delegate national campaign combining a charity road walk, a citizens’ football match and 600 free kidney and liver function tests.
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NNKF is convening government, hospitals, industry and community leaders to agree a coordinated national approach to kidney care.
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Kidney disease is called the silent killer for a reason: by the time symptoms appear, the damage is often irreversible.
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It could happen to anyone. NNKF exists so that no one faces it alone — and no one dies simply because they could not pay.
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