Ex-students Move to Save Schoolmate Suffering from Kidney Disease via thisdaylive
Old students of Saint Barnaba’s Secondary School, Kabba, Kogi State, have mobilised supports to save one of their schoolmates, Abaniyan Olaniyi, who is currently battling to survive a kidney disease.
The ex-students who converged online via social media platforms to raise funds to assist their mate to foots part of routine dialysis cost also called on spirited Nigerians to assist him. She described her husband as a vibrant young man, dedicated to the service of God and humanity, and an event planner par excellence before he was diagnosed with Kidney Disease in June last year.
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