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modsfucker:
Calling their demigods to come to their rescue as usual. This is clear display of inferiority complex... I hate to see it

GTkester:
Ndigbo says you can cure a mad man of madness, but you can not cure him/her of murmurings. Same thing applies to Yoruba Muslims, as you can never cure them of envy and
the inferiority complex they have for Ndigbo


But do we care?? NO!

SocialJustice:
I'm not Yoruba. This your argument is stupid at best.

saphiere:
Thanks. Sorry for the stress.

saphiere:
No! You haven't. Go to the first page of this thread where you quoted me. The account details are still there.

saphiere:
You complained how some scammers might be the one behind this bank account. Now I'm begging you to edit your post and delete the bank account number you refused.

saphiere:
Vanguardngr.com is official site for Vanguard newspaper while Vanguard.com is a foreign site. I just confirmed.

Check wikipedia.

saphiere:
Vanguardngr.com is official site for Vanguard newspaper while Vanguard.com is a foreign site. I just confirmed.

Check wikipedia.

smallsmall:
Vanguard does have the story. I checked too. See below.

PureGoldh:
Edit your comment so that the account number won't show up again...just wipe off the entire words you quoted.

The mod have censored the details already

smallsmall:
Vanguard does have the story.
I checked too.
See below.

saphiere:
But this news is from Vanguard. Or is this not Vanguard official link again?

mamaafrik:
i nearly fell for itoooo

Ishilove:
Was the vanguard article edited?

saphiere:
A young girl simply called Blessing and her baby has been held captive for close to 7Months because she was unable to settle the hospital bill. Blessing, according to Mrs Esther Ogwu, Esther Child Rights Foundation who reported the case on Advocates for Children and Vulnerable Persons platform, gave birth in March through Caesarean section at Mojo hospital at Egbeda shasha in Lagos.

She was charged N350,000 Naira and later the medical director reduced it to N 250,000. She was been able to pay N160,000 but she has been struggling with the balance of N90,000 without luck. The hospital has been holding her captive since March till now.

When the case was reported to Esther Child Rights Foundation, Mrs Ogwu said the case was reported to Afonka Police Station and they assigned an officer to the case but there has not been any positive result since then. The inhumane treatment she gets with her baby because of money is very sad. She sleeps with her baby girl on the floor of the hospital. She can not go out to buy anything for herself and the baby except one of the nurses helped her out. Blessing Bassey, a hairdresser had pleaded with the Medical Director to allow her to go and work so as to be able to pay the balance but she totally refused. Blessing is seeking the help of well-meaning Nigerians to help her and her baby who is already 6 months plus in the hospital. Blessing and her baby girl has been there throughout the Covid-19 lockdown till now. Account name: Oma owaliukam, 6237169595, Fidelity Bank.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/mother-newborn-baby-held-captive-for-7-months-over-n250000-hospital-bill/

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