She wished never to had any kidney problem,
She wished never to hurt her parents,
She wished never to be their downfalls,
She wished never to be in these pains..

Now her pains have been aggravated, she feels them every seconds with teary face, but she’s powerless to unwind the time. I feel for and her other siblings, I really do feel for them.

This is a big lesson to everyone out there, put your house in order to have a peaceful sleep, these countries we’re running to wasn’t built by the gods, they were built by critical thinking humans who have put their country’s interest above their pockets interest, they were built by men who saw the needs of now and the future.
We should copy these men, let’s build Nigeria that we all would be proud of, these infrastructures, beautiful & well planned cities aren’t some rocket sciences.

Sonia, I wish you a good health and a strong heart to bear all these. May God almighty bring that willing donor to you, may He repair all these damages in your life and family. Amen.

RIP in advance to her.

It is possible to have a transplant in Nigeria. When we rebuke, we should be critical. There are no factories producing kidneys anywhere except you go to some ‘dark markets’ .

So, if Nigeria is built well, as you rightly desire. The Ekweremadu’s concern would not be on where to do the transplant. Their concern will still remain foremost, which is to get a donor. In this Nigeria of your dream, the boy’s two kidney will have been yanked off.

In a sane country, which should be your dream. It’s not only infrastructural issues that requires reworking, it is also our orientation.

othermen:
It is possible to have a transplant in Nigeria. When we rebuke

Not that it’s impossible, but these elites never trust our health systems & education system. That’s why they all run to these countries even if they’re having only running stomach.

Ironically, our universities trained doctors & nurses are still ones attending to them in most of these countries.
#Sad

VeryWickedPrick:
RIP in advance to her.

yea

And to every other human alive today,before and to come..

Can't even begin to fathom the pain.. but then it's a very cold world ..

A very very cold world out there..


I wish her God's intervention..


Anything is bound to happen

It's not easy, I wish the family strength.

Good for them

othermen:
It is possible to have a transplant in Nigeria. When we rebuke, we should be critical. There are no factories producing kidneys anywhere except you go to some ‘dark markets’ .

So, if Nigeria is built well, as you rightly desire. The Ekweremadu’s concern would not be on where to do the transplant. Their concern will still remain foremost, which is to get a donor. In this Nigeria of your dream, the boy’s two kidney will have been yanked off.

In a sane country, which should be your dream. It’s not only infrastructural issues that requires reworking, it is also our orientation.

No one on this forum has perfectly aired my mind than this.

Thank you!

Nobody is forever damaged if they Trust in Jesus

He Restores our Souls


Even Ekweremadu could be an evangelist by the time he gets out

I find it funny that no member or relative of the Ekweremadu family was willing to donate kidney for the girl.. they had to go and pick up a steet boy on the streets of Lagos, lured him with money and tricked him to the UK with the promise of job and scholarship.

I don't want to imagine the number of ignorant Nigerian youths that have gone to the great beyond through that route. Just sad.

flokii:
I find it funny that no member or relative of the Ekweremadu family was willing to donate kidney for the girl.. they had to go and pick up a steet boy on the streets of Lagos, lured him with money and tricked him to the UK with the promise of job and scholarship.

I don't want to imagine the number of ignorant Nigerian youths that have gone to the great beyond through that route. Just sad.

Most of u who come to nairaland are very uneducable. I give up