Anayo needs $8000 (about N3m) for the treatment.
Kindly send donations to help Edijale Emuesiri live her dreams.
The 15-centimetre scissors was found in an ultrasound scan near his colon.
This is the craziest thing you’ll read today.
Doctors say the Ayeni conjoined twins have a 5-25 per cent chance of surviving the operation.
Surgeons from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore who will conduct the surgery said the organ will first develop urinary function, then sensation and, eventually, the ability to have sex.
One-month-old Elizabeth Chidubem Kezie’s odds at surviving may soon drastically diminish, except we all do something about it…and on time.
