Campaign Story

My name is Justice, and this is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to write. I am here because my beloved father, Isaac Enigheni Osaghi, passed away on 22 August 2025 at Brightwright Memorial Hospital in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. He was a devoted Jehovah’s Witness, a loyal husband, and a father who loved us without holding anything back. Losing him has left a deep emptiness in our hearts.

My dad was not just a good man — he was our hero in silence. He didn’t make noise about the things he did; he simply lived with honesty, kindness, and fear of God. When we were hungry, he would pretend he was full just so we could eat. When life was tough, he would tell us, “Jehovah will provide,” even when he himself was in pain. He gave his best to this family every day, even when he had so little.

He always taught me to respect everyone, to speak the truth, and to never give up no matter how hard life becomes. He believed in helping others because he trusted that God sees every act of kindness. People who knew him still say, “Isaac was a good man” — and they are right. He lived simply, but he loved deeply.

We were not prepared for his death. We thought we still had more time. We thought he would come home from the hospital and laugh again with us. The pain of losing him suddenly is something I cannot fully describe. It still does not feel real.

Now, my family is struggling to give him the dignified burial he deserves. The hospital has costs to clear, and the burial arrangements — coffin, plot, transport, and the service — are more than we can afford. I never imagined I would be here, asking strangers on the internet for help, but I am left with no choice.

I am simply a son trying to honor his father — to lay him to rest peacefully as he lived: with dignity and love.

Any amount you donate will go directly toward his burial expenses. Even ₦500 or sharing this page will make a difference. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading about my dad. Thank you for caring about a family going through pain. Thank you for helping us give a final respectful goodbye to a truly good man.

May Jehovah bless you for your kindness during this dark moment of our lives.
In loving memory of my father,
Isaac Enigheni Osaghi — forever in our hearts.