Former Police spokesperson in dire need of N25m for kidney transplant

A former Lagos State Police Spokesperson, ACP Chike Oti, who is currently battling kidney disease, has made a heartfelt appeal to Nigerians for financial support of N25 million to undergo a kidney transplant.

In a statement released on Thursday in Lagos and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, Oti revealed that he has been recently diagnosed with end-stage renal failure.

He said: “My dear brothers and sisters, my name is ACP Chike Godwin Oti, recently transferred as ACP DFA, Railway Police Command, Ebutte Meta, Lagos.

“I wish to inform you that I was recently diagnosed with fifth stage renal failure, also known as end stage renal disease (kidney failure) occasioned by unmitigated high blood pressure at Lagoon Hospital, Bourdillion Street, Ikoyi, Lagos.

“It is recommended that my only chance to stay alive is that I must undergo hemodialysis twice a week until I am able to raise the sum of N25 million for kidney transplant.

“On my own, I have spent about N3.5 million for the one week I spent at the aforementioned hospital.

“The cost of keeping alive is way beyond my means right now. I, therefore, seek your help dear brothers and sisters to surmount this terrible illness.”

Oti said donation can be made into the following account details: Acct No: 2016631487, Bank: UBA PLC, Name: CHIKE OTI, Phone No: 07065246927.

(allnews.ng)

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