Sharing the news on Instagram, the Mobos says Kanya’s “set her sights” on being at the next awards “to celebrate the achievements of our community”.
The post, which was also shared on Kanya’s profile, said her diagnosis was “a reminder to all of us to be the CEO of our health”.
“Kanya’s story is one of resilience, courage and hope.
“As she has always inspired us to uplift and celebrate each other, let’s do the same for her now.”
In a separate statement, the organisation said it “remains in capable hands” with Kanya’s “guidance and unwavering support” while she focuses on her health.
Since the post was shared, Kanya’s had hundreds of messages of support from well-known names including DJ Target, Remel London and Alexandra Burke.
Singer Marvin Humes, who has presented the Mobo Awards, said he’s “sending love and strength” for Kanya’s recovery.