The Noella Foundation, co-founded by businessman and philanthropist Seyi Tinubu, has unveiled a series of social impact projects across Nigeria in celebration of his 40th birthday, aimed at supporting healthcare, education, entrepreneurship, and youth development.
In a statement released on Sunday night, the Foundation said the commemorative initiatives—powered by friends and well-wishers—are intended to create lasting, positive change in communities across the country.
“Marking Seyi Tinubu’s 40th birthday through initiatives that empower communities and support vulnerable groups reflects the values he embodies—empathy, service, shared and collective responsibility,” the Foundation stated.
Healthcare
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1,000 Nigerians will receive free health insurance, with priority given to pregnant women and individuals living with sickle cell disorder.
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Essential medications will be distributed to sickle cell patients via partnerships with Crimson Bow and the Genotype Foundation, ensuring transparency and targeted impact.
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200 laptops will be distributed to public junior and senior secondary schools to improve digital literacy and prepare students for participation in the global digital economy.
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A digital skills training programme will equip 40 young Nigerians with in-demand expertise in:
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Software Engineering
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Data Analytics
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Cloud Computing
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Product Design
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40 Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Empowerment Kiosks will be distributed across Nigeria to help young business owners and promote local economic growth.
According to the Foundation, the projects reflect a “celebration of purpose”, aimed at impacting lives far beyond the occasion itself.
“This celebration is powered by friends and well-wishers who have come together under the Noella Foundation to make a difference when and where it matters most,” a spokesperson said.
The Foundation emphasised that these initiatives align with its long-standing focus on empowering youth, supporting vulnerable populations, and fostering equitable access to opportunity.
“Through these acts of service, the Foundation reinforces its mission to ensure no one is left behind in education, healthcare, and enterprise development. This milestone is a reminder that leadership is best measured by the lives we touch,” the statement concluded.
The rollout of these projects is expected to take place in the coming weeks across multiple states, with partnerships from local organisations, NGOs, and education authorities.
