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3-year-old Baby Dies After Mother Absconded with Money Donated for Surgery
A three-year-old child has died after her mother has absconded with N3 million donated for the baby’s brain surgery.
A three-year-old child has died after her mother has absconded with N3 million donated for the baby’s brain surgery.
Speaking on Facebook, a lady identified as Nymart Jamal, revealed that the donor refused to pay the money to the NGO’S account due to undisclosed reasons but requested paying to the mother of the sick child’s account.
Unfortunately, the mother ran away with the N3m donated for her daughter’s brain surgery, leaving the poor girl to the cold hands of death.

Here’s what she wrote;
“Last month we had a case of a 3yr old girl with a brain tumour who needed N3m for surgery. A donor insisted on paying the money to the account of the mother, stating that he’s not comfortable with NGOs. We initially wanted him to pay directly to the hospital, but that was not possible because 80% of the medical materials needed for the surgery has to be bought outside the hospital. Eventually, the donor credited the mother’s account, and the mother absconded with the N3m. Sadly, the child died this morning. Rest In Peace Ada”.
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