oluwasegun007:
Medically impossible. no trunk, no lungs, no stomach.... i don bliv it

Looks lile an illusion

JonSnow:
hmm.. rare.

in all my years in Med School, I haven't come across this particular condition.

You are so right but there are so many wonders that eyes have not seen and ears not heard. Not long ago I read about a girl that has 4 kidneys and I was shocked

O boy, how do we explain dis one na

JESUS, I wish the govt could help provide for her.

A reason to be grateful always no matter what

is this for real? .. oh GOD help her ohhh

preciousMI1:
taaaaa gbafuo!!!!

PHOTOSHOP OF THE YEAR!!

gerrarahia!!!
google it.
i no fit blame u sha. all those girls wey no dey commot see outside world. they always in tha room....thier fone is thier frnd...why wont u come n rant

This is a lesson in perception.

The way you perceive life is not all there is to life.

She is literally living in a bucket at the mercy of every thing and everyone but may be more advanced in spiritual evolution than most of us on here looking upon her with pity, sympathy disgust or love.

Appearance is deceptive, if only we can see her spiritual self.

...all the same my heart feels for her.

[quote author=mulante post=41532746]I'm hoing that this is an illusion.

How is this even possible?![/qu
Its veri possible. Let's just gv tanx to God

Most Nigerians are too religious and largely ignorant.
Being born without limbs is a rare condition but its not an unheard or unseen phenomenon.
I am surprised that with all our internet and mobile data bundles most people that commented before me have not seen such before.... woooow!!

Lastly, if this girl was in the western world, she would have a decent life.
About 2000 dollars per month or more in disability benefits, designated parking areas and so many other perks and she would live tax free. As a matter of fact, she would be learn how to do things without her limbs and live a largely fair life,
Life for the disabled in the developed world isn't that bad.

Nigeria needs to wake up.



There is something I need to add..... I personally dont like it when people thank God for their own lives aftee they see someone that seems to be in a worse condition. That is selfish thanksgiving.
Instead of thanking God for your life at that moment, why not say a prayer for that person.
Thank God for the life of that person.

[color=#990000][/color]Is true,we just have to thank GOD

I just saw this on I.g " U just have to be grateful "

TonyeBarcanista:

Looks lile an illusion

i tot as much

CASTOSVILLA:
aah! aah!! be like say she blow the bomb but her time never reach, or.... o boy this one pass me.

She is a victim. Do you think she wanted this? Do you think she prayed for it?

This is her fitnah. I pray God dues not give you something worse than this!

Mcbussy:
Not possible....pure illusion.

I saw a video of her

JonSnow:
hmm.. rare.

in all my years in Med School, I haven't come across this particular condition.

which med school did u go to that u Neva heard of Amelia ?

Chaii

You are heartless, you were told she is physically challenged and you are here saying nonesense God can turn you like her and nothing will happen, do not use your tongue to buy trouble for your self. Better repent for saying that rubbish or else your own will be worst than that.

CASTOSVILLA:
aah! aah!! be like say she blow the bomb but her time never reach, or.... o boy this one pass me.

Airforce1:

Oga do release album this new year abeg

I blame the parents for this

Buti who are we to question God ? Its yet another reason for you out there to believe you are lucky in life .

Some of the weirdest medical conditions in Nigeria are usually from the north.
Are we sure there are no exposed uranium deposits excavation or illegal bunkering in the north that may be responsible for these mutations?.

smithe113:

which med school did u go to that u Neva heard of Amelia ?

Naija med school looool.
Lot of those docs dont know scratch but I still respect them for wasting 8 yearsnof their life.
Why study medicine in nigeria when nigerian medical certificate is barely recognized anywhere outside west africa?

I've personally met this girl severally when I passed through Kano. She's carried on the head along with hawkers while she begs for alms. Such a pitiful sight. I've always met her in a gas station after Kano on the way to Wudil town.
For those saying Photoshop, please its as real as you see in that picture. That you haven't seen such doesn't mean it does not exist.

haa

mulante:
I'm hoing that this is an illusion.

How is this even possible?!

[size=28pt]With Almighty God, nothing is impossible.
99.99% of Nigerians assume they know God, but God knows they don't HIM.[/size]

In evry situation always give tnks 2 God

mulante:
I'm hoing that this is an illusion.

How is this even possible?!

Ws wondering as well,dis can b real

18wheeler:
I've personally met this girl severally when I passed through Kano. She's carried on the head along with hawkers while she begs for alms. Such a pitiful sight. I've always met her in a gas station after Kano on the way to Wudil town.
For those saying Photoshop, please its as real as you see in that picture. That you haven't seen such doesn't mean it does not exist.

May God be wif her n locate her wif divine helpers

magicminister:
Most Nigerians are too religious and largely ignorant.
Being born without limbs is a rare condition but its not an unheard or unseen phenomenon.
I am surprised that with all our internet and mobile data bundles most people that commented before me have not seen such before.... woooow!!

Lastly, if this girl was in the western world, she would have a decent life.
About 2000 dollars per month or more in disability benefits, designated parking areas and so many other perks and she would live tax free. As a matter of fact, she would be learn how to do things without her limbs and live a largely fair life,
Life for the disabled in the developed world isn't that bad.

Nigeria needs to wake up.



There is something I need to add..... I personally dont like it when people thank God for their own lives aftee they see someone that seems to be in a worse condition. That is selfish thanksgiving.
Instead of thanking God for your life at that moment, why not say a prayer for that person.
Thank God for the life of that person.

1000 Likes.
[size=18pt]Thank you. When I say majority of Nigerians are intellectually re-tarded; including graduates, it is not an insult, but a fact.
Communicating with them has been a great ordeal for me. Their lack of intellectual comprehension is shocking.

Tetraplegia, also known as quadriplegia, is paralysis caused by illness or injury that results in the partial or total loss of use of all their limbs and torso; .

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