A 3rd year medical student is in need of Nigerians help

A Third year medical student, Olaoluwa
Oluwamuyiwa, (Dr Lulu) who is down with renal
failure has appealed to Nigerians to help save
his life.
Born on February 16, 1988, 28-year old
Oluwamuyiwa hails from Ondo State from a
small family of four, comprising his parents,
himself and his younger sister.
Dr Lulu, as he is fondly called, began to
experience difficulties in pursuit of his childhood
dream to become a medical doctor in 2000 when
his father lost his job. Shortly after, he had a
ghastly accident that made him unconscious for
several months. He has been unable to fully use
his legs well till date.
Undeterred by the challenge, Dr Lulu travelled to
Ukraine to study medicine, but had to abandon
the study owing to financial difficulty.
He came back to Nigeria. But refusing to give up
on his dream, he went to China after some years
to study medicine again. He is currently in his
third year.
However, Dr Lulu now faces a major challenge
as he is suffering from renal failure. He is
currently undergoing dialysis pending the time he
will be able to raise the N7m required for kidney
transplant.
His family has appealed for assistance from
good spirited Nigerians and corporate
organizations to help raise the funds. He
undergoes three dialysis sessions every week at
the cost of N60,000, with his friends and family
helping him run around to raise the fees to
ensure he lives.
You can help keep Dr Lulu alive by donating to
OLUWAMUYIWA OLAOLUWA OYINDE’s account
no. 0108134961 at GUARANTEE TRUST BANK.
Enquiries can also be made via telephone
numbers 08177356420 (OLAOLUWA) or
08036607719 and 08029140079 (Dr Lulu’s
father).