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44-Year-Old Indigene Of Okere Community In Delta Appeals For Financial Assistance To Tackle Heart Condition
By Oasis Magazine
44-year old indigene of Okere Community in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, Mr. Christopher Uku, who has been undergoing agonising pain for about 12years now and was diagnosed with a heart condition (dysfunction of the heart ventricles, abnormality of the tricuspid valve and pulmonary hypertension) has appealed to members of the public to assist his family raise Eight Million Naira (N8,000,000.00) to correct the heart condition and ultimately save his life.
In a letter titled: “APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE”, Christopher Uku, noted that since the diagnosis, his family and associates, have been managing to foot the mounting medical bills, but have exhausted their resources, while his health challenge degenerates on daily basis.
He stated: “I am passionately appealing for your kind financial assistance (nothing is too small) to enable my family urgently raise Eight Million Naira (N 8,000,000.00) for the surgery needed to correct the heart condition and ultimately save my life, by God’s grace.
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“I will be indebted to you (individuals, corporate bodies, NGOs, International Organizations and MDAs) if my humble and desperate appeal, is given the urgency my heart yearns for.
“Please, your support should be credited to my eldest sister’s account, stated hereunder:
·Account Name:
Agoreyo Alero (Mrs.)
·Account Number:
2024165611
·Bank:
United Bank for Africa, UBA
·GSM:
08036986406, 07086837958
“Thanks and God bless”.
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