Adeyemi Oluwatimileyin
ThisdayLive
Adeyemi Oluwatimileyin, a 22-year-old Ibadan–based talented music
producer is currently lying helpless at the University College Hospital
(UCH), Ibadan, due to a renal disorder he is at the moment suffering
from.
Adeyemi, who is presently seeking admission into the higher
institution, is the last child of his parents and has been living and
working with his elder brother, Temitope Adeyemi who also is a music
producer before the disease occurred.
Consequent upon the ailment, poor and dejected Adeyemi has been on
admission since September 20, 2015 during which his family has spent
about #70,000 every week on dialysis for kidney maintenance at UCH
Ibadan but right now, the doctor in charge said he needs a kidney
transplant urgently. The hospital has estimated that the transplant will
take a whooping sum of about six million naira, which the family says
they are not in a position to raise at the moment, especially as It is
needed so urgently to save their son’s life. They lamented that they
have so far spent every bit of their finance to sustain the boy up to
this moment.
The sick boy is originally from Ogun State but resides in River Street,
Opposite Iya Cele House, Ire Akari Estate, Soka, Ibadan, he is the last
of four children in his family.
The boy’s father, Mr. Samuel Adeyemi, a taxi driver by profession is
therefore appealling to the public to come to their rescue and save
their son from dying prematurely.
“Please we are handicap in terms of finance, that is why we are
soliciting the public support to carry out the kidney transplant”,
pleaded Mr. Adeyemi. With a UCH Card No:1297995, the Adeyemi said their
son’s case is in South West 3 at UCH, in case anyone wants to confirm
the authenticity of the present situation.
Any kind-hearted person(s) who is touched to help Adeyemi get his life
back can donate to the following account: Adeyemi Temitope Olayemi,
Account Number: 0036213605; Access Bank Or Adeyemi Omowumi M, Account
Number: 3041513896; First Bank or reach them on the following phone numbers: 08088975558 and 08059532371.