When I gained admission into secondary school (a unity school), one of our neighbours bought a 900g tin of Bournvita (Baba Sala) for me to take to school. My mother thanked him then declined the kind gesture. She said the school will be feeding us hence there'd be no need for it.
Mathew, one of our most promising chess students in Makoko got hurt two weeks ago in church whilst trying to help carry loud speakers in preparation for service. He suffered some damage to his spinal cord causing complete paralysis of his two legs as well as worrisome weakness of his diaphragm which is now affecting his breathing.
He’s currently in critical life threatening condition and will require Neurosurgery immediately to save his life.
It’s a very complex 50/50 situation and there’s a chance we may lose him if we don’t act fast.
I drove him to Marigold hospital where I had my own surgery done recently and had to pay a million Naira in deposit before they could commence treatment. Now we need to raise about 5 million Naira to save his life. He’s a great kid who still has his entire life ahead of him and he needs all of us now more than ever.
I now carry a great burden in my heart for this kid. Please share this post with everyone you know and donate if you can. We’re in a race against time….
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There are slangs that will nearly put you in trouble. I was haggling price with a woman today when she mentioned a high price, i shouted "Shey mo kọ ila sẹkẹ ni?" only to look at her again. Her tribal mark is actually second to none. Mo ti fi enu wa rough 🙆♀️. Maami emabinu o
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