THE SEASON FUND
Back the journey
I don't just want to be another athlete. I want to prove, to the next generation of Africans, that a disciplined, made-up mind can take you anywhere you actually commit it to. Every dollar behind this season funds the same thing: proof that self-funded and Nigerian isn't a limitation. It's the whole point.
THE WORK BEHIND THE RUN.Every option here comes straight to me and funds the season directly. Enter an amount below to give with PayPal, Apple Pay or a card. No PayPal account needed. Flutterwave handles Naira, USD, GBP and 70+ currencies, and can set up a monthly gift.
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This season is early, built one relationship at a time rather than through mass reach. What you get back isn't impressions, it's a direct line to an authentic story as it happens, and a name attached to the ground floor of an athlete working toward becoming Nigeria's first man in Olympic skeleton, before the story gets bigger. Pick a tier below, then give on the next step.
2026/27 partnerships are digital only. Sled, helmet, suit and kit-logo placement are not available this season.
Explore partnershipsDraft figures, being finalised against confirmed bookings. NGN shown at approx. ₦1,345/$1, exchangerate-api.com mid-market, Aug 27 2026.
From federation backing to gear design, here's who's already part of this. This wall grows as new partners join.
I'm self-funding a season across six stops, building toward the 2028 World Championships on the road to representing Nigeria at the 2030 Olympics. Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga put Nigeria on the bobsled track in 2018, and Simidele Adeagbo became the first African woman to race Olympic skeleton. I want to be the first Nigerian man to follow them. This isn't a corporate ask, it's an invitation to be part of something real, from the start.
Payment details provided directly once we connect. Contact for secure giving options in USD or Naira. This page is not a registered nonprofit; gifts are personal support for an individual athlete's season, not a tax-deductible donation.