This man was responsible for the server glitch in 2023. This man denied Nigerians their victory. He is still in charge of the ICT department at INEC. He is a pastor at the Redeem Christian Church of God, RCCG.
Council of Igbo People in America visited Igbo Landing on St. Simons Island, Georgia, the river where our ancestors chose freedom over slavery.
They said a prayer for every Igbo person. โค๏ธ
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Baby Uzoma-jnr was born on 10 June 2026 at St. Catherine Specialist Hospital, Woji, Port Harcourt.
He was delivered via Caesarean section (C-section). During the delivery, I also underwent a fibroid removal surgery (myomectomy). The combined surgical procedure was billed at โฆ1,000,000.00. Which my husband's HMO only covered the CS procedure and said it only covers one surgery per year, and my own HMO wasn't available at the time. (His HMO also said they don't cover Congenital Defect issues for babies. So we were left to foot the bills ourselves.
About 20 hours after birth (11 June), he developed a severe congenital defect (respiratory infection) and was immediately admitted into the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU), where he spent a total of 2 weeks and 3 days (17 days).
During his admission, we incurred the following daily expenses:
- SCBU admission: โฆ42,700 per day
- Medications & Oxygen: โฆ27,300 per day
- Additional antibiotics: โฆ11,500 per day
A week into his admission, further investigations became necessary. An Echocardiogram, consultant review by Prof. Chika Duru, and chest X-ray were carried out at a combined cost of โฆ177,000, leading to the diagnosis of a congenital heart defect (Ventricular Septal Defect โ VSD).
As his condition worsened, Baby Uzoma required a blood transfusion, costing:
- Blood: โฆ50,000
- Blood transfusion/infusion: โฆ18,500
Total expenditure at St. Catherine Specialist Hospital, Woji, Port Harcourt:
- SCBU, medications, oxygen and antibiotics for 17 days: โฆ1,385,500
- Echocardiogram, consultant review and chest X-ray: โฆ177,000
- Blood transfusion: โฆ68,500
- Myomectomy โฆ500,000
Grand Total Spent at St. Catherine Specialist Hospital: โฆ2,131,000.00
He was subsequently referred for specialist care, eventually arriving at Balanka Hospital, where we:
- Paid an initial deposit of โฆ200,000
- Paid โฆ100,000 for another Echocardiogram performed by Dr. Obioma Amaewhule
- Paid approximately โฆ209,000 on discharge.
Following discharge, additional medical expenses included:
- Medications: โฆ43,000
- Follow-up review at First Rivers Hospital by Dr. Chioma Nnah: Approximately โฆ42,000
Due to the complexity of his condition, Baby Uzoma was later transferred to Lagos for advanced cardiac care and is currently receiving treatment at Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, Victoria Island. Upon arrival on 21 July 2026, we made a โฆ500,000 deposit, while another โฆ150,000 has been scheduled for a repeat Echocardiogram. He is presently being managed for dehydration and is receiving intravenous fluids while awaiting further evaluation.
Medical specialists have confirmed that Baby Uzoma requires open-heart surgery. After extensive consultations, we are pursuing treatment at Kovai Medical Center, India, where the estimated cost of medical treatment, surgery, travel (return flight tickets), accommodation, and related expenses is approximately โฆ15.5 million.
Through the generosity of family, friends, and well-wishers, approximately โฆ5.25 million has been raised so far, leaving a significant funding gap.
We also reached out to the Kanu Heart Foundation, who responded with a treatment option at Fortis Hospital, India, requiring approximately โฆ14.2 million.
Unfortunately, this remains beyond our family's current financial capacity. Appeals have also been sent to other organizations, charitable foundations, and individuals in the hope of obtaining financial assistance or sponsorship towards Baby Uzoma's life-saving surgery.
However, we remain hopeful that, with continued support and God's grace, Baby Uzoma will receive the urgent surgery he needs and be given the opportunity to live a healthy, fulfilling life.
Nigeria army has been terrorising Imezi Owa, a village in Enugu, burning down houses, chasing people out of their homes since May 2026 in the name of ESN are in the community. May we remind Nigeria army that it is not a duty of any village to provide army any information for their operations. We have never seen Nigeria army att@cking any village in the north because bandits is in their forest. Nigeria army leave our people alone.