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35 YEAR OLD MAN SEEKS N19M FOR KIDNEY SURGERY
Today, Adishi no longer urinate due to the rapid failure of the kidneys.
“I used to be a cameraman for different media houses. I was working with a TV station before this sickness struck. Initially, I felt unwell and suspected it was just typhoid and malaria. Consequently, I sought medical opinions from various hospitals.
At a primary healthcare centre, I underwent tests that revealed kidney issues. At that time, I was still able to work. Another hospital visit confirmed the PHC’s diagnosis. It was a doctor at Gbagada who told me that I needed a kidney transplant.
In a medical report, by the Gbagada General Hospital, signed by a consultant nephrologist, Dr. Busari, Adishi was said to have been diagnosed with “end-stage renal disease secondary to chronic glomerulonephritis and hypertensive nephropathy.”
