The patient has been on dialysis with the hope of undergoing another transplant at Zenith medical and kidney care in Abuja, his brother-in-law, Fatai Oladoyinbo, told PREMIUM TIMES on Tuesday.
“We spent almost N2.5 million just to stabilise him”, Mr Oladoyinbo said.
The transplant bill, howeverrr, rose to N15 million and Mr Adebowale has since not been able to complete the balance of N7 million .Mr Adebowale has a wife and five children who have been negatively impacted due to his illness.His wife has equally incurred debt from the bank and several sources to keep fending for the family.
He travels twice in a week to attend lectures in FUNAAB and returns to Abuja, spending at least N114,000 each week. Mr Adebowale also had to leave the health facility because he could not longer afford paying for the bed space which has drastically reduced the monetary donations received.Mr Adebowale’s family seeks support from Nigerians to donate N7 million to complete his needed transplant.He also started a GoFundMe campaign and the
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