My friends younger brother is missing. Please if you stay in Port-harcourt, a repost will help.
If you see this kid, kindly call the number there.. thank you.
Ali Abu Wadih, a Palestinian from Gaza is addressing this message to the world on his Tik Tok page, amid the unbearable siege and starvation of the Palestinian people.
It’s been 151 days since 37 innocent worshippers were abducted in Ariko, Kachia local government of kaduna state. @officialABAT@ubasanius they are still in captivity, Bring them home!!!
🚨 VICTOR STILL NEEDS OUR HELP PLEASE KEEP SUPPORTING!
To everyone who has donated, reposted, quoted, prayed, and supported us in one way or another thank you so much. We truly appreciate every act of kindness and love. ❤️
Please, we are appealing once again: kindly continue to support Victor. Your donations, no matter how little, can go a long way in helping him get the treatment he needs.
Please RETWEET, QUOTE, DONATE, and PRAY for Victor. Let’s keep pushing until he gets the help he deserves. 🙏🏽❤️
Please donate here🔗
https://t.co/6WXrawOmpZ
Thank you for standing with Victor. Please don’t stop supporting him. 🥺🙏🏽
Help Save Gbemi – Support David Lekan Otegbade's Recovery
On a Saturday morning that changed everything, David Lekan Otegbade, a student of Electrical/Electronics Engineering, OAU, and popularly known as Gbemi — was on his way to his IT placement when a speeding car, moving at about 120km/h, hit him while he waited to cross the road.
He was rushed to the hospital and slipped into a coma for two months. Scans revealed severe head trauma from the impact, requiring emergency brain surgery. He also lost his left kneecap and suffered a fracture in his left hand. As a result of the accident, he now experiences seizures.
It's been over three months, and Gbemi is thankfully recovering — but he's not fully well yet, and the hospital bills have drained what funds were available. There's pressure to discharge him before he's fully stable, simply because the money isn't there to keep his care going.
is care going.
This is where we need you. We’re calling on fellow OAU students, alumni, and families to come together and support Gbemi’s continued treatment. No amount is too small — every contribution brings him closer to full recovery.
Please give what you can, and share this with anyone who might help. Let’s stand with Gbemi.
OTEGBADE HAMBALIU OLAYINKA
ACCOUNT NUMBER
004 1020 494
ACCESS BANK.
At this point I don't really know what to say anymore.
I was called this afternoon by my mum and doctor about my Niece kidney issue that the case has become worse than her poo and urine are now blood that they have to refer us to UBTH here in Benin.
After several test again and scan the doctor said it's NEPHROBLASTOMA called KIDNEY CANCER.
The way out now is either removing the affected KIDNEY OR chemotherapy, and sometimes radiation therapy.
And the money involve is not what we can afford.
Please anything or anyway you can help financially please help us🙏🙏
A brother who recently got a scholarship in Algeria is in need of help for a flight ticket in order to commence his education.
Please if you see this, kindly RT or reach out via DM.
BREAKING: Gunmen have kidnapped 15 corps members returning from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)
Permanent Orientation Camp in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State on Wednesday.
Fundraising Update 🥺❤️🩹
🎯 Goal: ₦4.2M
❤️ Raised: ₦427,700
🙏🏾 Still needed: ₦3,772,30
0
Thank you to everyone who has supported me. 🥺❤️
We still have a long way to go. If you can’t donate, please help me amplify 🙏🏾❤️🩹
#PulmonaryEmbolismSurvivor#PulmonaryEmbolismSurvivor