₦airaland Forum

SeeWahala:
Hm, those westerners are wasting their money too much haven't they heard of the Nigerian South West?

Exceed15:
Poverty na bad thing

Kobojunkie:
Really? Your president came to reduce the purchasing power of the masses plunging 10s of millions below the poverty line though. And the country is only in the second year of his scheme with no end in sight still.

Exceed15:
✓ I don't like Tinubu o..

Kobojunkie:
You think the entire ritual/kidnapping craze in Nigeria is not about the same illegal harvesting of organs for sale? Your very own President , along with Minister of Health celebrated the success of 13 Kidney transplants in Nigeria for Western clients not too long ago, and I can bet you those Nigerians--- whether in the North, South West, South South or South East ---who sold off their kidneys off are not wallowing in luxury.

If care is not taken, heart transplants from live sellers will not be far off.

SoftSport:
If a person knows what they are doing and wants to sell their kidney to make life better, maybe the problem is not them, but the world that gives them no other choice.

Kobojunkie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcTGRjVLo9w?si=FzMzvQfe1O_7ATf3

It's an industry that preys on Africa's poor: a trade that turns human organs into commodities. So-called transplant tourism sees wealthy foreigners who are in dire need of a new kidney travel from across the world to western Kenya - where local men are persuaded to sell theirs for less than two thousand pounds.

Our Africa Correspondent Jamal Osman has been to the city of Eldoret, now a global hub for the organ trade to see its impact first-hand, and challenge those responsible.

Kobojunkie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcTGRjVLo9w?si=FzMzvQfe1O_7ATf3

It's an industry that preys on Africa's poor: a trade that turns human organs into commodities. So-called transplant tourism sees wealthy foreigners who are in dire need of a new kidney travel from across the world to western Kenya - where local men are persuaded to sell theirs for less than two thousand pounds.

Our Africa Correspondent Jamal Osman has been to the city of Eldoret, now a global hub for the organ trade to see its impact first-hand, and challenge those responsible.

Kobojunkie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bwq8z4MC98?si=5mt8IHBX1-uQ47SI

Nigeria's socio-economic challenges are pushing many young, able-bodied men to sell their kidneys without minding the long-term repercussions. One million naira is the 'official' price for a kidney in Abuja's black market of organ trade.

In this documentary, Trust TV provides insights into the shadow economy of illegal kidney trade that may have thrived for many years out of public sight.

Kobojunkie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcTGRjVLo9w?si=FzMzvQfe1O_7ATf3

It's an industry that preys on Africa's poor: a trade that turns human organs into commodities. So-called transplant tourism sees wealthy foreigners who are in dire need of a new kidney travel from across the world to western Kenya - where local men are persuaded to sell theirs for less than two thousand pounds.

Our Africa Correspondent Jamal Osman has been to the city of Eldoret, now a global hub for the organ trade to see its impact first-hand, and challenge those responsible.

Dexpro:
Human organ now traded like rice and beans.

Wonderful

kingbee90:
Tinubu's economic reform will soon make these Human organ business men to open their office in the South west region of Nigeria.

Hunger bad.

KobolanderSegun:
This is very sad. African poverty is largely based on lack of formal or informal education which breeds a lack of self awareness or situational perception. Poverty is not the curse . It is lack of knowledge. My people perish from lack of knowledge.

Kobojunkie:
All of this. Africans remains the most ignorant. And the existence of religion as a tool of major manipulation does not help the situation at all. 🥱🥱