[quote author=VictorUSA post=116601981]Let her die!


My kidney is intact and I can't give it to someone who has been stealing our money.


Don't she have boyfriend?[/q


We are all human, in as much u have any problem with his dad or the government of this country, but is never proper you wish your fellow human being death

TheGift:


Where is your humanity?

in what way is her life worth more than the lives of poor nigerians that die of poor healthcare before their lives even begin.

when politicians deal with you, u no de remember humanity but when karma pay back, u are the first to call humanity.

slave

TheGift:


Go back and Read the post very well. You will see your answer.

Genetic excuses

But her father and mother are not from the same parents na, so how is it genetic on their side? Both parents cannot suffer from same illness, let one of them donate for her..

Appeal kill you there, why can't your father, mother or any member of your useless family donate a kidney for you?

Idris's dear wife donated a kidney of her husband. What is Mrs Ikweremadu waiting for?

giusjr:
Anyone that has her family contact should inform them that I'm ready to donate one for her. No string attached. They can reach me via +2347063034314

Email her.the mail was dropped there

Richyfj:
Pls i want to donate my kidney to her how to i reach them My mobile line is 07034489978

Email her.the mail was provjded

FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmmm. Though the message has a tone of a life of uncommon privileges and elitism, it is really touching and humblying as well.

May God's countenance shine upon her and may she find favour.

While at it, she can actually come to Nigeria to save cost.
check my signature for free stuffs!

Safe which cost!!! You think na general hospital dem go come use for Nigeria? It's not any cost saving, rather, it's more live threatening sef cos her condition requires a sub specialist in that anomaly..

Ordinary eye surgery when patient go LUTH go check yesterday even after two surgeries just some months back, they claim it wasn't done properly that she still need to do it again. Ok, when we fit fit do am, they gave her appointment from mid next year. Abeg, how will I blame Buhari for running to London.

MedicH:


in what way is her life worth more than the lives of poor nigerians that die of poor healthcare before their lives even begin.

when politicians deal with you, u no de remember humanity but when karma pay back, u are the first to call humanity.

slave

In what place did i say Her life was worth more than the lives of poor Nigerians.

Does anything stop you from showing Humanity to Her and poor Nigerians? But YOU, not stop at not showing Humanity, you went ahead to show in-humanity by wishing Her death- you who has no control over their own birth or death.

With such a level of inhumanity I doubt if you really care about poor Nigerians.

TheGift:


In what place did i say Her life was worth more than the lives of poor Nigerians.

Does anything stop you from showing Humanity to Her and poor Nigerians? But YOU, not stop at not showing Humanity, you went ahead to show in-humanity by wishing Her death- you who has no control over their own birth or death.

With such a level of inhumanity I doubt if you really care about poor Nigerians.

pls eeh, just go and rest

Alexaonfleek:
I do not give a rat ass about your condition with all due respect.
Your father was in a position to make things better for Nigerians as the former senate vp.
The least he could've done was to build a dialysis center for public use, yet he didn't.
If you end up dying, I hope it serves a lesson to your parents that money, embezzled money cannot buy life.

A little harsh but true

I'm ready to donate mine on one condition

SimplePlan34:
I can sell one of mine for N2 million

na so your kidney cheap? not even 20 million which is cheap too

Sunisonflex39:


Big lie o.. imagine Doctor said the sickness is genetic but na only she dey sick am for the family.. not everyone are dumb in this country

we are not all dumb bro.

advanceDNA:


U go give girlfriend kidney for 2022....?? Lol

lol... If I hear

I which Ekweremadu himself,is in d position not his daughter.

The evil man do leave with them.

advanceDNA:


U have humanity left bro?? Give her your kidney...no be by all this mouth sympathy...

Talk is cheap...

Bro I can o...provided I have the assurance from the doctors that am gonna be okay with one. That is if am even a match

sonofyisa:
Bro I can o...provided I have the assurance from the doctors that am gonna be okay with one. That is if am even a match

She has an instagram handle....contact her that you wanna help her naaaaa

MedicH:


pls eeh, just go and rest

I was resting while you were typing that.

LyfeJennings:


Nobody said ur dad shouldn't work hard to make it

STFU. Her dad stole our commonwealth. He was a struggling lawyer with small office in Enugu before he got into politics. Let see how many companies he founded and owned before he got into politics

[quote author=Imotman post=116621185]I like your write-up though.
Serious pity for the innocent lady, unfortunately her father is in a legal mess with British laws. I hope she gets help fast and recovers. This is a lesson to our Nigerian political leaders. Selfishness doesn't pay in the long run.

There is no such word as POLITCAL LEADERS!!
What we have are politicians and not leaders.
Thats the bane of Africa

OKUCHI11:
amen and amen... please can you explain further on the issue of polio (poliomyelitis) eradication by the FDR... because I think Jonas Salk founded the vaccine in 1955.

Franklin Roosevelt’s crusade to defeat polio actually began more than 10 years before he created the group that would become known as the March of Dimes. His first efforts centered on a therapeutic spa in Warm Springs, Georgia, famed for the recuperative benefits of its water treatments. Roosevelt first was treated at Warm Springs in 1924–three years after his own devastating bout with polio–and was immediately impressed with the results. He soon became a frequent visitor, and within three years he had bought the property and created the nonprofit Warm Springs Foundation, which established the springs as the first hospital in the nation to focus entirely on the treatment of polio victims. Roosevelt chose close friend and former law partner Basil O’Connor to run the organization; O’Connor went on to hold the role for more than 30 years.

Initial fundraising efforts for the foundation were small scale, but with Roosevelt’s eventual return to politics and subsequent election to the presidency, the opportunity to make a wider appeal for support presented itself. In 1934, businessman Henry Doherty, an FDR supporter, donated $25,000 to establish a series of “birthday balls,” local parties that would double as celebrations of the popular president’s January 30 birthday as well as fundraisers for his favorite cause. That first year saw more than 600 “birthday balls ” across the country, which raised $1 million for the Warm Springs Foundation and soon became a popular annual tradition. The tagline of the balls, “dance so that others may walk,” would become closely aligned with the ongoing fight against infantile paralysis, and was used in a series of promotional posters—one of which was designed by artist Howard Chandler Christy, better known today for the famous “I Want You” enlistment advertisement featuring “Uncle Sam.”


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Encouraged by the success of the birthday balls, O’Connor and Roosevelt decided to organize on the national level. On January 3, 1938, they announced the creation of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, or NFIP. O’Connor set about creating a national network of local chapters dedicated to raising money to combat the disease. However, it wasn’t until later that year that the NFIP became associated with the moniker most people know it by today, the March of Dimes. Vaudeville star Eddie Cantor, a noted philanthropist, organized a coast-to-coast radio broadcast to promote the new foundation. Making a play on the popular “March of Time” newsreels of the era, he urged Americans (still feeling the effects of the Great Depression) to donate whatever spare cash they could to the fight against polio. Just 10 cents from every child (and presumably their parents) could help the cause, and would create a “march of dimes to reach all the way to the White House.” Later promotional programs featured Cantor performing alongside other Hollywood luminaries, including Bing Crosby and Jack Benny. The appeals quickly paid off: In it’s first campaign, the NFIP received more than $18 million in donations. Cantor’s phrase would soon become synonymous with the fledgling foundation, though it would not adopt the name March of Dimes officially until 1976.


The March of Dimes used the funds raised in these early efforts to set up new research facilities to find a cure for polio as well as dozens of local hospitals to care for the afflicted—including a clinic at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama for African Americans unable to gain access to the nearby (but segregated) Warm Springs facility. Roosevelt would continue to visit Warm Springs throughout his presidency, building a small cottage nearby that became known as the Little White House. It was here, just down the road from his beloved Warm Springs, that he died of a stroke on April 12, 1945. Almost immediately after the president’s death, a local chapter of the March of Dimes based in Norfolk, Virginia, began lobbying for a permanent tribute honoring Roosevelt’s efforts to combat polio. What could be more fitting, they argued, than a newly minted ten-cent coin featuring the president’s portrait. A Virginia congressman soon took up the cause, and by the end of the year the government had agreed to replace the current dime—depicting the mythological goddess Liberty—with one honoring Roosevelt. As the early birthday balls and later March of Dimes campaigns had both been timed to coincide with FDR’s birthday, the U.S. Mint decide to release the first batch of Roosevelt dimes on January 30, 1946—on what would have been his 64th birthday.

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Despite the best efforts of the March of Dimes and others in the medical community, polio continued its destructive path, with a new outbreak seemingly every summer. In fact, it was the decade following Roosevelt’s death that saw the worst of the crisis—in 1949 alone more than 2,700 Americans died from the disease. The March of Dimes continued financial support for medical research finally paid off when Jonas Salk, a young doctor whose work was funded by a March of Dimes grant, developed a new vaccine to combat polio. In 1954, March of Dimes helped support a mass vaccination of more than 1.8 million schoolchildren, and just a year later Salk’s vaccine had been approved for even more widespread usage, leading to the virtual eradication of polio in the developed world.

In the decades following Salk’s vaccine, the March of Dimes shifted its efforts from the eradication of polio to a number of public health issues surrounding maternal and prenatal care, including the prevention of rubella and improving treatment and care for premature babies. In 1970, the organization launched WalkAmerica (now known as the March for Babies), a fundraising initiative that has raised more than $1.8 billion and whose “walk-a-thon” format has inspired hundreds of other charitable organizations around the world. New Roosevelt dimes are issued each year, and in 2003 the Franklin Roosevelt Presidential Library in Hyde Park, New York even held a new “birthday ball,” raising funds for the March of Dimes and harkening back to FDR’s exhortation to “dance so that others may walk.”

Bigheart042:
You must be OBI-dient to have written this

Taaaaa!!!!!!

BigIyanga:

STFU. Her dad stole our commonwealth. He was a struggling lawyer with small office in Enugu before he got into politics. Let see how many companies he founded and owned before he got into politics

U so damn bitter bruh
Like I tell people
kids from poverty stricken homes like yourself most times grow up with such toxic and retrogressive trait like the one U are exhibiting on the internet
He stole your commonwealth?
Shey ur mama put money for bank, U reach there, Dem say Ekeweremadu thief am or na one of ur papa possession he forcefully collect
U ARE SIMPLY MADDENING
U dey imagine make the guy no grow because U knew his small office in Enugu as a struggling lawyer
I wish U and ur entire household everything U wish Ekeweremadu
Anuofia!!!

DAramis:

When I mean by smoking, I actually meant smoking shisha, popping cracks, eating cookie produced with molly.

As for dangerous lifestyle, It is in regards to eating unhealthy foods, and the fast-lane high street drugs which She could have done. .

It is well known case that, in Nigeria, most students especially women are now into taking ice (Methy...) in order to get extremely high before engaging in a wide marathon sexual romps. Cough syrup mixed with coke, Pepsi mixed with mint drugs etc are something that can get you 'high but also destroy your kidney or livers'.

Like I said, I doubt the genetic stuff she is saying.

Well... if she engaged in consuming all these lethal highs you mentioned above or lived such lifestyle then Jeeeeeez!!! It would be obvious her kidney would be damaged.


I agree, it would not be genetic.

LyfeJennings:


U so damn bitter bruh
Like I tell people
kids from poverty stricken homes like yourself most times grow up with such toxic and retrogressive trait like the one U are exhibiting on the internet
He stole your commonwealth?
Shey ur mama put money for bank, U reach there, Dem say Ekeweremadu thief am or na one of ur papa possession he forcefully collect
U ARE SIMPLY MADDENING
U dey imagine make the guy no grow because U knew his small office in Enugu as a struggling lawyer
I wish U and ur entire household everything U wish Ekeweremadu
Anuofia!!!

Iti Gambia.. I knew his first office in Enugu when he was a charge and bail lawyer… Truth is he never funded nor established a profit-making business before he got into politics. Show us companies he founded before 1999. Everybody is not gifted with a calcified brain like you.

BigIyanga:

Iti Gambia.. I knew his first office in Enugu when he was a charge and bail lawyer… Truth is he never funded nor established a profit-making business before he got into politics. Show us companies he founded before 1999. Everybody is not gifted with a calcified brain like you.

I no too get that time to dey reason ur matter. Truth is ur opinion is a thousand percent ur prerogative and U very free to express yourself in any manner U deem fit. Monopoly of stupidity is allowed! Cheers lil bro

LyfeJennings:


I no too get that time to dey reason ur matter. Truth is ur opinion is a thousand percent ur prerogative and U very free to express yourself in any manner U deem fit. Monopoly of stupidity is allowed! Cheers lil bro

What a product of generational and intellectually poverty. Everybody wasnt born to be soulless and intellectually hollow like you.