📢 URGENT APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE – PLEASE HELP SAVE A LIFE
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
We humbly appeal for your prayers, financial support, and kind assistance for our beloved brother, Adeyemi Kazeem Tunde, who is currently battling Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) that has progressed to End-Stage Renal Failure (ESRF).
Due to the failure of both kidneys, his condition has become critical and life-threatening. He urgently requires a kidney transplant, which is the most effective and life-saving treatment available to restore his health and give him a chance to live a normal life again.
The estimated cost of the transplant, medical treatment, medications, and post-surgery care is approximately ₦40,000,000.00 (Forty Million Naira). This amount is beyond what he and his family can bear alone, and we are therefore reaching out to compassionate individuals, friends, family members, and the general public for support.
No donation is too small. Every contribution brings him one step closer to receiving the treatment he desperately needs. Your generosity can make the difference between life and death.
💳 Donation Details
Account Name: ADEYEMI KAZEEM TUNDE
Account Number: 3180075839
Bank: First Bank of Nigeria
📲 HELP US REACH MORE PEOPLE
Even if you are unable to make a financial contribution, you can still make a tremendous impact by sharing this appeal across your social media platforms, WhatsApp groups, community forums, and with your family, friends, and colleagues. Your share could reach someone who is able to help save a life.
Please don't scroll past. Donate, share, and encourage others to do the same. Together, we can give Brother Adeyemi another chance at life.
May God bless and reward your kindness, generosity, and compassion abundantly.
Thank you for your support and prayers. 🙏❤️
💔 Kidney failure has turned every day into a fight. Dialysis keeps me alive, but the cost is becoming impossible to manage alone. Your donation, share, or prayer could help me keep going. 🙏❤️
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This is sad 💔 Kunle Afod paid a visit to Baba Opebe, and he described the condition he met him in as terrible.
Baba Opebe revealed that he has been battling illness for over a year. According to him, doctors said he has a shortage of blood. He has received 4 pints of blood and done several tests, but there has been no improvement.
During the visit, Kunle Afod gave him ₦100,000 to help with his needs.
Please, Baba Opebe needs our help.
Baba Opebe needs our prayers.
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“Ten people have been killed already. What do you want me to do?”
Pray For Sokoto
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Please let’s support her, no amount of money is too small! 🙏🏽🥺
Most of us don’t know what others are going through behind closed door. 😔
Just a retweet will be highly appreciated. 🙏🏽
Account details below for those who are willing to support ⬇️
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Pray for us
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