Priscilla ‘Priscy’ Nkambala Nee Ojo, the Nigerian influencer and wife of Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, spent today doing something most celebrities overlook. She went through her son’s unused baby items, packed them carefully, and gave them away to 15 new mothers who actually needed them.
Diapers. Baby clothes. The kind of essentials that add up quickly when you are raising a child.
“These are just things I didn’t get to use for my son,” she wrote on her Snapchat story. “For the next giveaway, I’ll buy new stuff myself and give it out.” 
That last sentence matters. She did not pretend she was performing a grand charity act. She admitted these were leftovers. Then she promised to do better next time, with her own money, buying new things specifically to give away.
That kind of honesty is rare.
The Spirit of the Gesture
New motherhood is expensive. Diapers alone can cost a small fortune. For many women, especially those without steady income, a pack of baby wipes can feel like a luxury.
Priscilla understands this. She became a mother herself when she welcomed her son, Rakeem, in 2025. She has experienced the midnight runs to the pharmacy. The realisation that babies grow faster than you can buy clothes. The stress of making sure nothing runs out.
Instead of letting unused items collect dust, she found 15 women who could use them. No dramatic unveiling. Just a quiet act of sharing what she already had.
Why This Matters
Celebrity giveaways in Nigeria often come with conditions. Follow this account. Share this post. Tag three friends. The publicity often overshadows the purpose.
Priscilla flipped that script. She gave away what she had. She admitted it was not much. She promised to do more.
The 15 mothers who received those items will not forget her name. Not because she staged a photo op. Because diapers and baby clothes are not just things. They are relief. They are one less worry at 2am when the baby is crying and the shop is closed.
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The Bottom Line
Priscilla Ojo did not wait until she had millions to give. She gave what was in her cupboard. Then she committed to giving more.
New mothers everywhere know the value of that. A pack of diapers is not a grand gesture. But to a woman counting coins, it can feel like a miracle.
This is not influencer marketing. It is just kindness.
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