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Please save his life – Mother whose son needs transplant begs Davido for assistance

Please save his life – Mother whose son needs transplant begs Davido for assistance

A woman in distress has called on well-meaning Nigerians and superstar singer, Davido to save her son who is diagnosed with HBSS.

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Oluchi Anijiofor took to her Facebook page to make the appeal as she noted that the boy experiences difficulty sleeping in addition to running a temperature and having excessive body pain.

HBSS is a severe form of sickle cell anemia which can only be treated through cell transplant, but according to the kid’s mother, the family cannot afford the cost.

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Speaking with Legit, Mrs Anijiofor specifically appealed to Davido to intervene financially and save the life of her son who is also named David.

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She said; “My son David requires a bone marrow transplant for him to be well again. Seeing that I and my husband are not financially capable of sponsoring the transplant, I have come seeking your help and especially the super star David Adeleke, for this medical procedure sponsorship.”

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The woman wrote on her page; ”My apologies goes to everyone 🙏who might not be ok with this. Especially to my husband for doing this without your consent. I can’t watch you turn to a shadow of yourself because of this, neither will I sit and watch our son pass through all this pain everyday; our financial capacity can’t take care of his transplant honey, and instead watching him helplessly, I am doing this…”

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