
Bukola
and his mother, Mrs. Bolanle Agbelese in a small room given to them at
the main auditorium of the Celestial Church of God, Ketu, Lagos.<br
/>PHOTO: ADAKU ONYENUCHEYA<br />
The incident, which happened in November 2006, changed not only Bukola’s fate, but also the family he intended to build.
Bukola’s mother, Mrs. Bolanle Agbelese, 67, recalled: “When the incident happened, he was taken to three private hospitals that rejected him before he was admitted at Igbobi Orthopaedic Hospital.”
The helpless mother said she had spent over N2 million on Bukola’s treatment.
Meanwhile, the Project Consultant of Parkview Estate Lions Club in Lagos, Lion Bimbo Oluwadare has appealed to good Nigerians, corporate organisations and NGOs to come to Bukola’s aid so he can stand on his feet and walk again to support his aged mother and daughter.
Although, specialists at LASUTH said Bukola would require a minimum of N15 million for surgery, preferably abroad, it was gathered that he would need to travel to Max Super Specialist Hospital, New Delhi, India if he gets money for the treatment.
“The approximate cost for surgery will be 3,800 US Dollars (N20 million) for single sitting with two days stay in the hospital.
“Patient needs to stay in India for four to six weeks. Patient might require regular dressings during the course of stay in India, which cost will be charged on actuals,” the specialist said in the letter.
Donations can be made to Access Bank, Agbelese Bukola Folorunsho, account number: 0031106003 or Wema Bank, Parkview Estate Lions Club, Ikoyi, account number: 0225449181.
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