Victoria Oyiya Health

Victoria Oyiya Health We believe good deeds conquer evil. As a charity we also make health-based donations in the community to various individuals and groups.
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Visit www.vohf.org for more info. An organization built on love for humanity and a desire to see people not just live longer but healthier lives

We glorify God by doing good deeds as the light of the world and salt of the earth. We provide free non-urgent tele

health consults, professional counselling/therapy sessions and diet/weight management classes. With the help of our sponsors, volunteers and partners, we organize health awareness and advocacy campaigns, health talks, outreaches, missions and health seminars in both urban and rural areas, for communities, companies, churches and various organizations. We believe that it is always better to prevent than to cure, and it is always better to consult the right health professionals early before it's late. Named after Victoria Oyiya Nsa(nee Brown), one of the most successful businesswomen to come out of Port Harcourt in her time. An Ibani-speaking Ijaw and indigene of Grand Bonny in the Niger Delta region of Southern Nigeria. Victoria Oyiya was born on 9th February 1929 in Bonny to the Brown family and Bristol-Alagbariya Royal family(founders of grand Bonny Kingdom). By marriage she was also related to the Igbos of South East Nigeria and the Efik of Cross River. She was her mother's only child after losing her only brother at a very early age. As a young woman, she also had multiple early pregnancy miscarriages. This informed her passion for healthcare. She formed the first women’s cooperative organization in her community in Finima. She was a foremost feminist and advocated for women’s rights. As a famous businesswoman, caterer and hotelier, she established the first Port Harcourt Airport Hotel and a chain of hotels. She had serviced apartments under the name VEN Hotels in old Port Harcourt. She was also a politician and contested for Local Government chairmanship in the 2nd Republic on the platform of the Social Democratic Party(SDP) which had Chief MKO Abiola as a presidential aspirant. She won many awards, including the Young Women’s Christian Association(YWCA) Lifetime Award post-humously. All these she was able to achieve without completing formal education. She died due to complications of Diabetes Mellitus on the 2nd of April,1996. Disclaimer: Although we are health professionals and doctors, the information on this page is for information and educational purposes and does not substitute advice from your doctor. We do not assume any liability whatsoever.

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If surgery could be replaced by tea, operating theatres would have become cafés by now. At this rate, we might soon see ...
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If surgery could be replaced by tea, operating theatres would have become cafés by now. At this rate, we might soon see fracture repair tea and appendix-cleansing juice. Jokes aside, seek qualified medical care for serious health conditions. When it comes to your health, choose evidence-based care over miracle claims.

On World Brain Tumor Day, we raise awareness, support those affected, and advocate for early detection and better care. ...
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On World Brain Tumor Day, we raise awareness, support those affected, and advocate for early detection and better care. Every brain matters, every life matters.

What’s on your plate should nourish you not harm you.This World Food Safety Day, remember: Clean. Separate. Cook. Chill....
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What’s on your plate should nourish you not harm you.

This World Food Safety Day, remember: Clean. Separate. Cook. Chill. Small actions can make a big difference in keeping food safe and protecting lives.

A healthy environment is the foundation of healthy lives. Today, we are reminded that every action big or small can help...
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A healthy environment is the foundation of healthy lives. Today, we are reminded that every action big or small can help protect our planet for future generations.

Let’s reduce waste, conserve resources, and work together for a cleaner, greener, and healthier world.

Malaria still remains the biggest health challenge in Nigeria and the Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation (VOHF) has been a...
04/06/2026

Malaria still remains the biggest health challenge in Nigeria and the Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation (VOHF) has been at the forefront of prevention and awareness of this deadly disease.

The organization recently held an event at the Primary Health Centre, Operational Base, Wellington Bassey Way, Uyo, for mothers and pregnant women who are disproportionately affected. Present at the event were community stakeholders, health workers, and government representatives under one shared purpose — strengthening the fight against malaria.

The theme “Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can, Now We Must,” emphasized how collective action and community-based communication strategies remain essential in reducing malaria burden, especially among vulnerable groups such as pregnant women and children.

Members of the community received free screening, testing and medication. In addition, insecticide-treated mosquito nets were distributed to support household-level prevention.

The Foundation extends sincere appreciation to its partners, particularly the Uyo Local Government Council through the Office of the Honourable Supervisor for Health, Hon. Praise Otuekong Bassey, for their invaluable support and collaboration. We also recognize the presence and contributions of dignitaries including Wife of the Executive Chairman of Uyo Local Government Area, Dr. Mrs. Akaninyene Uwemedimo, the Head of Service, Uyo Local Government, the Women Development Officer, and the Director of Nursing Services of the Local Government. Also present were Uyo Local Government Council Supervisors led by Mr. Joseph Nyong, Supervisor for Environment, as well as aides to the Governor led by Mr. Joe Brown, the APC Chapter Chairman of Uyo Local Government Area, health stakeholders, community leaders whose participation strengthened the impact of the outreach.

Special gratitude goes to all healthcare professionals, volunteers, and members of the VOHF team whose commitment continues to drive meaningful health impact across communities.

Together, we remain committed to advancing awareness, improving preventive healthcare, and working toward a malaria-free future.

God bless VOHF.
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The Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation (VOHF) through its Angolan Partners and Romanos 12:2 carried out Menstrual Health a...
03/06/2026

The Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation (VOHF) through its Angolan Partners and Romanos 12:2 carried out Menstrual Health and Hygiene programme across the provinces of Bié, Huíla, and Huambo, Angola, reaffirming its commitment to advancing the health, dignity, and well-being of African women and Black girls.

The outreach was designed to expand access to menstrual hygiene products while promoting awareness, and informed conversations around menstrual health among vulnerable populations.

As part of the intervention, sanitary pads were distributed to beneficiaries. The programme also incorporated other public health interventions aimed at improving the overall well-being of women and girls within the communities reached.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our partner, Organização Romanos 12:2.

We thank the community leaders, volunteers, and all stakeholders who contributed to the success.

VOHF remains steadfast in its vision of reaching underserved communities, promoting health equity, and empowering individuals through education and preventive healthcare initiatives.

God bless VOHF.

HealthAwareness CommunityImpact Angola

A Fundação de Saúde Victoria Oyiya (VOHF), por meio dos seus parceiros angolanos e da Organização Romanos 12:2, realizou um programa de Saúde e Higiene Menstrual nas províncias do Bié, Huíla e Huambo, em Angola, reafirmando o seu compromisso com a promoção da saúde, da dignidade e do bem-estar das mulheres africanas e das raparigas negras.

A iniciativa foi concebida para ampliar o acesso a produtos de higiene menstrual, ao mesmo tempo que promove a sensibilização e o diálogo informado sobre a saúde menstrual entre populações vulneráveis.

Como parte da intervenção, foram distribuídos pensos higiénicos às beneficiárias. O programa também integrou outras ações de saúde pública destinadas a melhorar o bem-estar geral das mulheres e raparigas nas comunidades alcançadas.

Estendemos o nosso sincero agradecimento ao nosso parceiro, Organização Romanos 12:2.

Agradecemos igualmente aos líderes comunitários, voluntários e a todas as partes interessadas que contribuíram

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Your heart deserves attention check, care, protect.

Happy International Children’s Day.Every child deserves love, protection, and the opportunity to thrive. At Victoria Oyi...
01/06/2026

Happy International Children’s Day.
Every child deserves love, protection, and the opportunity to thrive. At Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation, we celebrate the gift of childhood and the promise it holds.

Happy New Month from Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation.May this new month bring growth, peace, and renewed strength to yo...
01/06/2026

Happy New Month from Victoria Oyiya Health Foundation.
May this new month bring growth, peace, and renewed strength to you and your loved ones.

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