In the quest for fast money, a 28-year-old Nigerian man
identified simply as Chukwudi, has lost his life in bizarre
circumstances after he traveled to Malaysia to donate one of his kidneys
to a patient needing a transplant. According to a Nigerian
business man based in that Middle East country, Chuwkwudi is not alone
in this risky and dangerous business of selling internal organs for
money as many young Nigerians undertake this venture just to get rich
quick.
This is what the business man (name withheld by Pulse) reported exclusively to Pulse:
"I know many Nigerians will say it is none of my business how others make their money but I want to bring this to the notice of our country people how many of our young men die here in Malaysia in very disturbing circumstances.
I can tell of this young Igbo boy named Chukwudi, from Owerri, (Imo State) who was paid the sum of N6 million by one rich man to donate his kidney for a transplant.
The young man was brought in from Nigeria and I had the privilege of interacting with him and tried to dissuade from undertaking such a risky venture but he was adamant, telling me he had made up his mind already and nothing could stop him.
I even offered he join me in my little car washing business from which I have been able to build a house back home but Chukwudi did not want to struggle to make money.
He wanted fast money and he ended up a dead man because the operation was not successful. he died in the process while the rich man had a successful kidney transplant.
I felt so bad because I kind of liked the boy who was graduate and had a lot of life ahead of him.
I want to use this opportunity to warn our young people not to always be in a hurry to make fast money."
SOURCE: pulse NG.
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"I know many Nigerians will say it is none of my business how others make their money but I want to bring this to the notice of our country people how many of our young men die here in Malaysia in very disturbing circumstances.
I can tell of this young Igbo boy named Chukwudi, from Owerri, (Imo State) who was paid the sum of N6 million by one rich man to donate his kidney for a transplant.
The young man was brought in from Nigeria and I had the privilege of interacting with him and tried to dissuade from undertaking such a risky venture but he was adamant, telling me he had made up his mind already and nothing could stop him.
I even offered he join me in my little car washing business from which I have been able to build a house back home but Chukwudi did not want to struggle to make money.
He wanted fast money and he ended up a dead man because the operation was not successful. he died in the process while the rich man had a successful kidney transplant.
I felt so bad because I kind of liked the boy who was graduate and had a lot of life ahead of him.
I want to use this opportunity to warn our young people not to always be in a hurry to make fast money."
SOURCE: pulse NG.
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Endy Edeson
@ENYIDA: IT'S REALLY A PITY. that's life. though. we really have to be careful when it comes to making money or helping others
Mazi Uche Chimadaada
Bala, are u such a clown?
Victorious Victor
dt na im cros im dne cary am,i gt my own 2 to cary.al aboki wt him ketle
Prince Desbrown
BED MARKET
Nelson Kalusha
What's the meaning of "Igbo man", can't you make your comments without sentiments or being tribal. Nawaoooo!!! smh!!!
Olajuwon Olabode Aminu
who will spend the money now?
Dosomething Fatherfather
Nawaoh! This one z a sucide seller
Eze Solomon Emeka
What shall it profit a man and what shall a man give in exchange for his soul? everything is vanity.
Anthony Christopher Chukwudi
am still alive!