The federal government of Nigeria is like a wife who cheated on her husband ( the people of Nigeria) but the husband is willing to forgive her and let everything go back to normal but unfortunately the wife is not willing to change because all she care about is her satisfaction(corruption,embezzlement and political games including using Religion and tribalism),so right now the husband have found a new side chick( the United States of America) who promises him heaven and Earth but deep down he knows the side doesn't like him but after his money(which is our oil) but he is willing to risk it just to find peace in his life again. Nobody really wants help from the Americans because we all know that nothing comes from them, which are free, but we also hope the federal government intervern fast before the people get desperate, as we all know a hungry man is an angry man but this is not hunger for food but for peace,end of terrorism,kidnapping and lawlessness from the government officials.
Please help this father.
Who has been struggling ,fighting a serious condition that needs urgent surgery.
His family has done everything they can, but they still need help.
Any amount you give no matter how
small it is please 🙏
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Chinedu Kosisochukwu
Access bank
If there’s one thing I hope for today, it’s that more people get to see Lauretta’s story.
Every new person who sees it is another chance for hope, another chance for support, and another chance to get her through treatment.
Please help us by donating or sharing her story.
Donation link is in my bio
X FAMILY: SUPPORT THE LITTLE BOY🙏
₦9.6 MILLION STILL NEEDED
To cover ₦35 MILLION for his KIDNEY TRANSPLANT. No amount is too small. Please donate+share so they can take him to ABUJA for treatment.
FirstBank, 3059770669
Aguraise Emmanuel
God bless everyone that have supported him 💞
Heartbreaking video showing a young man suffering from what is reported to be mouth cancer.He has reportedly lived with the condition for years due to a lack of funds for surgery.Please, your donations and support could go a long way in helping him access the treatment he needs.
Zoe Nneoma Chinedum is a 200 level Chemical engineering student, in the Faculty of Engineering, University of Uyo. She was diagnosed of stage 5 kidney disease and needs a transplant. We the students of Uniuyo is soliciting to the public to help us save our dearest friend Zoe. 👇
Heartbreaking video showing a father begging Nigerians to help save his daughter after she underwent surgery. Due to a lack of funds for her continued treatment, her condition has worsened, and her stomach has become severely swollen. Please share this video 😭
Update:
Thank you to everyone who has donated and shared her story.
We want to help her start a small business so she can earn a sustainable income & reduce the need to rely on public assistance.
Thank you for being part of this journey.🙏 please RT and donate if you can 🌹❤️
Every donation, every repost, every prayer, and every kind message has brought Lauretta this far.
She has now completed 10 rounds of chemotherapy, and we’re incredibly grateful.
We still have treatment ahead of us, so please don’t stop standing with her. Let’s finish this journey together. Don’t give up on her. Nothing is too small 🤲🏾🤲🏾
Donation link is in my bio
Direct transfer
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I feel this 💔 They deserve dignity and help. HELP CHRONIC KIDNEY PATIENTS IN ENUGU 🙏💔
They came out yesterday calling out to all Nigerians for financial help. They are patients, not prisoners. Your support matters + Prayers. Any amount can save a life: ₦200 ₦500 ₦1000 ₦1M ₦2M
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“If you've been following me on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok, you've probably seen me smiling, dancing, making videos, and trying to enjoy life. It may look like everything is going well.
But the truth is, I've been fighting one of the toughest battles of my life in silence.
Shortly after my university graduation, I fell ill. What started as what seemed like an ordinary fever changed my life completely. I spent six weeks in the hospital. The illness was treated, but one thing never got better,my legs.
The pain started in my right hip. Sleepless nights became normal. Walking became painful. Eventually, after several medical consultations, I was diagnosed with Avascular Necrosis (AVN) ofth right hip.
I used crutches. I used a walking stick. For a while, I believed I was recovering. I kept hoping things would return to normal.
Instead, the pain became worse.
I continued moving from one hospital to another, seeing different specialists in search of help. Even during my NYSC orientation camp, the pain became so severe that I had to leave camp for treatment, although many people believed I was still there. Behind every smile I posted was someone struggling just to make it through another day.
I later traveled to Jos for an MRI scan. The results showed that my right hip has deteriorated badly and now requires a total hip replacement, while my left hip has also been affected by AVN and requires core decompression surgery to prevent further damage.
The estimated cost of these procedures is overwhelming. The right hip replacement is estimated at about ₦4.5 million, while the left hip surgery is estimated at about ₦1.5 million, bringing the total to approximately ₦6 million,(According to Dr.Okoh)excluding medications, investigations, physiotherapy, and other hospital expenses.
Over the past several months, I have reached out to people I genuinely believed might be able to help. I understand that these are difficult economic times and that everyone is carrying their own burdens, so I don't hold it against anyone. Unfortunately, despite my efforts, I haven't been able to get the support needed to move forward with my treatment.
I won't pretend to be strong all the time.
There are days I can barely eat.
There are nights I cry until I fall asleep.
I tried hurting myself but God said I'm not done with you, so he kept me (I'm not proud of this)
I've questioned life. I've wondered why I worked so hard to finish school only to face this kind of battle.
The hardest part has been watching my family carry this burden with me. My dad has been deeply worried about my condition and the enormous cost of treatment. A few hours after speaking with one of my doctors about my situation, he collapsed and had to be rushed to the hospital. I can't help but believe the weight of everything he was carrying contributed to it. Thankfully, he is doing better now, and I thank God for that.
If you ever see me smiling, laughing, or posting videos online, it's because I refuse to let this health challenge steal my joy completely. Every smile is a choice. Every video is my way of fighting against depression and reminding myself that my story isn't over. I have simply chosen not to look like what I'm going through.
So if you see me, please give me a hug. Say a prayer for me. Encourage me. Sometimes, those little acts of kindness mean more than you could ever imagine.
I still believe that God has the final say.
I don't know how He will do it.
I don't know who He will use.
But I know He has never failed me, and I refuse to give up.
If my legs don't defeat me, then by God's grace, I will overcome this battle and walk normally again.
If you’re new here, this is the story of how I got here.
https://t.co/MMx3KO94IM
If you’d like to help me, my GoFundMe is linked in my bio. You can donate or share this with someone who might be able to.
#GoFundMe#HelpMeWalkAgain#SupportMyJourney#DisabilityAwareness
She's battling cancer but she can be saved please
🚨 Asking the world to save my course mate
Please don't let Miracle's dreams die.
Miracle is a vibrant graduate of Anambra State University (COOU) whose dreams have been brutally put on hold. She has been battling Stage 4 Hodgkin Lymphoma, a severe form of blood cancer... which has completely stolen her life, health, and career goals for the past 4 long years.
The physical toll has been devastating (as you can see in the attached before/after photo above/below
Whichever way it will be presented)
but her spirit is not broken. The fight is not over yet, and we refuse to give up on her. We need the world to help us keep Miracle alive.
Even the smallest support makes a massive difference. No amount is too small
whether it is ₦500, ₦1,000, or a simple retweet to get this to someone who can help. If you cannot donate, please hit the retweet button. Your share could be the one that reaches someone who can save her life.
📌 BANK DETAILS:
• Account Number: 6554868498
• Bank: Fidelity Bank
• Account Name: Miracle
All medical reports, official diagnostic scans, and hospital admission files are 100% available and ready for verification upon request. Please help us save her life. 🙏
Even if it's not money you can give, if it's directions on what to do
Where and right places and things to do
Please please please please
#SaveMiracle #COOU #MedicalFundraiser
@DrOIufunmilayo@aproko_doctor