A 32-year-old visually impaired Nigerian graduate has decided to sell one of his kidneys to further his edification.

A graduate of Electrical Electronics from Kaduna Polytechnic, Kamilu Suleiman, who did his National Youth Accommodation Corps (NYSC) in 2014, has decided to sell one of his kidneys to further his inculcation.
The 32-year-old visually impaired man who expounded the reason for his decision, verbally expressed, “Frustration is what brought the conception of my readiness to sell one of my kidneys just to get mazuma to sponsor my inculcation. I authentically want to be subsidiary to the society.

I don’t want the effort of my parents to go in vein." While explicating how he lost his optical discernment, the indigene of Ilobu in Osun State, Suleiman was born and grew up in Kaduna State, verbally expressed that he was diagnosed with Glaucoma at the National Ocular perceiver Centre Kaduna in 2009, but lost his optical discernment consummately in 2012 . “I was supposed to graduate in 2012 but because of a carryover (C.O) I got in one subject, I went for my NYSC in year 2013 and culminated in year 2014. “I was posted to Plateau State but requested for redeployment back to Kaduna due to my condition. After I became consummately blind I decided to live with a friend to eschew my parents visually perceiving me in this condition because I don’t like visually perceiving them worried.”

Suleiman verbalized his goal is to study courses and programs that will enable him maximise his present situation. “So I’m appealing to well meaning Nigerians to avail me with a job or scholarship to further my inculcation. I have applied to sundry media organizations seeking for job but I didn’t aurally perceive anything positive. “My effort to probe for somebody to sponsor my Masters program didn’t yield result. I just want to further my edification so as to be subsidiary to society and avail others in my condition additionally. My parents don’t have the mazuma and I don’t to be an encumbrance on them,” he verbally expressed. He expounded some of the steps he has taken to seek support from influential Nigerians. “I got a letter from Jama’atul Nasril Islam (JNI) to my governor, Rauf Aregbesola, in 2014. Another letter to Chief Imam of Yorubaland, Mustapha Ajibade, and to the Chief Imam of my home town seeking for assistance but I’m yet to auricularly discern from them. “The letter to the governor I gave it to his personal Assistant, Alhaji Sikiru.

I additionally verbalized with Deputy Verbalizer House of Representatives who emanates from my home town, Lasun Sulaiman Yusuf, who additionally promised to avail me but as I verbalize with you he has ceased picking my calls,” he verbally expressed. Suleiman verbalized he had withal sent a letter, through courier, to Shehu Sani, an activist who currently represents Kaduna Central in the Senate.