I Want To Donate My Kidney To Ekweremadu’s Daughter, I Need To Save Her Life –Lady Says
In a short video clip shared by Journalist Ibitoye, a young lady identified as Marta Uche, has volunteered to help save the life of the daughter of embattled former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu by donating her kidney.
It was reported on Thursday that the former deputy senate president and his wife, Beatrice were arrested for alleged conspiracy to harvest the organs of a child in the United Kingdom. The couple was arraigned in Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court in the United Kingdom, where they were denied bail as the case was adjourned to July 7th
It was gathered by Punch News that the senator’s ailing daughter needed an organ transplant. The alleged victim is reported to be a 15-year-old boy who was brought to the United Kingdom by Mr. and Mrs. Ekweremadu off the streets of Lagos, Nigeria, Arise TV reported.
In a bid to help the ailing child, a young lady, Marta Uche, has said she is ready to donate her kidney. She said this while speaking with journalist Ibitoye. She added she needs to help the lady before it is too late.
Speaking on why she wanted to help and what wants in return, Marta said she doesn’t want anything in return at the moment. She said received a revelation in her dream that she needs to save the girl’s life by donating her kidney.
“I want to do that because I need to help the girl; she is dying. They have already showed me in my dream that I should help the girl. I have already seen her long time ago; they already showed me in my dream. Even this morning, I still had the same dream. So, I need to do it fast.”
“I don’t have any demands for now. I just need to save the girl’s life. That is the most important thing for now” –she said.
The Journalist who interviewed her said he met her in Ilorin today, Saturday. “So, I met a lady (Marta) today in Ilorin who says she is ready to donate her kidney for the daughter of Ike Ekweremadu. She said she saw it in a dream that she should help the girl. Let’s help her locate Ekweremadu’s family. Reach me if you need her contact.” –he wrote.