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“I Can’t Afford It”: Nigerian Man Needs N2M for Life-Saving Treatment

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– Safiyanu Ishaka, a person battling cancer, is urging Nigerians to support him in gathering N2 million for his cancer operation.

Safiyanu mentioned that he has been fighting cancer for many years yet lacks funds for medical care.

According to Daily Trust, Safiyanu mentioned that he is dealing with kidney stones, which necessitate medical attention to avoid possible kidney failure.

He reached out to compassionate individuals inside and beyond the nation for assistance with his cancer operation.

Safiyani received a cancer diagnosis at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital located in Zaria, Kaduna State.

A patient from Yelwa in the Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State was hospitalized and then released with the aim of raising ₦900,000 for medical care.

Before being able to gather ₦900,000 for the cancer operation, I was taken to Shendam General Hospital, where I received a diagnosis of kidney stones as well. I was informed that the treatment costs are high. These health issues have persisted over several years.

Safiyanu was anticipated to gather approximately ₦2 million for his medical care, yet he had to depart from the hospital because of monetary difficulties.

I am seeking monetary support from energetic people, companies, and organizations. The medical treatment has drained all my finances. Currently, I’ve been required to pay nearly ₦2,000,000 for an operation, which I can’t manage financially.

I’m reaching out to kind-hearted individuals for assistance in overcoming this issue. You can contact me at 07063549711.

The spouse of Akeredolu lists four meals she refrained from consuming to combat cancer

Remember that Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu mentioned that removing starchy items such as akpu and pounded yam aided her in overcoming breast cancer.

She highlighted the significance of altering one’s habits, identifying issues at an early stage, and keeping a hopeful attitude during her healing process.

A medical physician named Olorunfemi Oluwaseun states that although adjustments in diet can contribute to managing cancer, these changes should be viewed as one component within an overall plan for prevention and therapy.

Oluremi Tinubu contributes 1 billion naira to combat cervical cancer.

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stated that First Lady Oluremi Tinubu contributed ₦1 billion to the National Cancer Fund to enhance Nigeria’s efforts in combating cervical cancer.

The contribution took place at a gathering with the National Taskforce for Eradicating Cervical Cancer, aligning with World Health Day 2025.

Public health authorities commended her ongoing advocacy for the HPV vaccine, which has already been administered to more than 12 million girls throughout the nation.

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