The plans of Adeoye Michael Olayimika, seemed to have been dashed due to the calamity that befell him. At 35, he has exhausted all the savings he made from selling rods, a metal substance widely used in the construction industry.

To worsen the situation, his young wife, Oyedopo Adenike has absconded, leaving him to care for his ailment and his five-year -old child.

His abdomen continues to protrude by the minute as a result of renal disorder that made him to currently be on dialysis in one of the private hospitals in Aromire area of Ikeja.

According to him, he started treating himself nine years ago, shortly after the onset of hypertension, angling that the treatment is beyond the reach of a person of his calibre.

To survive from one day to the other, he would need to do dialysis three times a week at the cost of N35, 000 with drugs per dialysis, which comes to N105, 000 per week.

He said death seems to be lurking around the corner for him as his family is no longer able to support him and they now go about begging each day to be able to meet up with at least one dialysis per week, before looking for the food that he will eat.

Adeoye said through a Good Samaritan, he succeeded in carrying out just one dialysis a forth night ago and he is due for another but has no cash to go on with it.

As a permanent solution, he said he would require a treatment that involves a kidney transplant in faraway India at the cost of seven million naira which will eventually come with other expenses.

To achieve this, he is seeking assistance from prominent Nigerians, philanthropists, especially his home governor in Kwara State, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki and the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode to assist him in footing the bill.