The country Need Helps – Lady Cried Out As Kidney Disease Now Killed Many Nigerians

Young lady has taken to her twitter handle to call for helps over deadly Kidney Disease that is gradually taken over the country.

The lady identify as Maryam Laushi, took to her twitter handle to question what could actually be the cause of Kidney Disease recently killing people in Nigeria.

According to her tweet, which she said she didn’t know the cause, called for help.

Her tweet, which also project others to speak out about their experience on Kidney Disease read:

This kidney disease… there’s something affecting Nigerians and causing it either in our water or food or medicines or whatever. I don’t know the root cause but the country needs help! It’s affecting too many people!!

This kidney disease… there’s something affecting Nigerians and causing it either in our water or food or medicines or whatever. I don’t know the root cause but the country needs help! It’s affecting too many people!!

— morenikeji (@MimieLaushi) March 4, 2022

Many of her followers, also testify of the raising case of kidney disease in Nigeria.

Read some few reply below

Enchantress said

See the comments and I’m a little certain that something must really be wrong in these far northern regions, my brother served in Jigawa, in a remote village, during his service he had urinary problems that later resulted to renal carcinoma. He’s late now

Arab Rafigi said;

Sorry for you loss!! I had same challenge when I was doing my NYSC in Plateau State. I had Bilharzia, it was a urinary tract infection because I had blood in my urine. But I treated with heavy antibiotics. Things the happen oh

D-4-Dauntless said:

This is what killed my dad 2 months ago. I wish we could find out the source of whatever toxins are responsible.

Fu said:

Sorry for your loss. My dad has been down with it for the past 3years now. Goes to dialysis twice every week + checkups

Sani Ahmed Kaitafi said:

8 in every 10 deaths in my home town of Gahsua in Yobe State is caused by kidney disease. It’s in every family and isn’t relenting.

Idriss Abdul Ahmed said:

Currently serving in Gashua, and I don’t think there’s a town being ravaged by renal disease than it.

In fact, majority of the patients undergoing dialysis at damaturu are from Gashua. And you see children coming down with the condition.

GerabBXJ said:

This tweetbis paining me.. it took my dad and I am. Now scared for my self…