₦airaland Forum

gidgiddy:
As a parent myself, if my daughter developed kidney failure, and needed Kidney transplant, I would be desperate to save her life if I could. I understand the desperation of the Ekweremadu's to save their dying daughter, but you don't let desperation lead you to crime.

What Ekweremadu's should have done is go public with their daughters ailment and appeal for a Kidney donor. Who knows, people may have come foward

Being the typical Nigerian, Ike Ekweremadu approached a young down on his luck boy, promised him whatever, if he would be willing to give up his organ for his daughter. The boy jumped at the once in a life time opportunity of traveling to London. When they got to London, Ekweremadu's Doctor realised that the boy was not a perfect match for Ekweremadu's daughter.

Ekweremadu then foolishly told the boy that the deal was off and abandoned the boy in the UK. The boy, probably stranded, not knowing what do, ran to the Police for help. And that landed the Ekweremadu's in jail.

I don't have any sympathy for the boy, a wealthy politician does not fly a petty trader to London because of the 'grace of God'. He knew quite well what he was going to the UK for, and agreed to it. He only remembered the Police when he became stranded.

The Ekweremadu's messed up big time, but having served their sentence, they deserve their privacy and peace.

Thiefobi1:

Ibo people always defending their criminal leaders.

olisaEze:
Be like u & sense dey observe social distance because the judge already addressed that while reading his judgment. How can u not get that their offense wasn’t born out of desperation but abuse of power and privilege, abi is the daughter not still alive till date??

Roboto11:
Imagine this was Tinubu.

Armaggedon:
you're talking nonsense. Can you exactly state how they abused power and privilege?