Health

Family seeks N35m to save man battling end-stage kidney disease

Bobby Dennar urgently needs a kidney transplant, with costs exceeding N35 million. His family appeals for financial support from Nigerians to help save his life.

NigerianNewsFeed NewsDesk
By NigerianNewsFeed NewsDesk Admin
@nigerianewsfeed · · 2 min read
Share:fXW
Family seeks N35m to save man battling end-stage kidney disease
Photo: Vanguard News

By Chioma Obinna

Family, friends and well-wishers have appealed to Nigerians for financial support to enable Mr Bobby Dennar undergo an urgent kidney transplant after he was diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD).


Dennar, who has been battling Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) since January 2025, is currently dependent on dialysis twice weekly to stay alive as his condition continues to deteriorate.


Narrating his ordeal, he said medical specialists have advised that an urgent kidney transplant remains his best chance of survival and recovery.


The family said the cost of the transplant, post-operative care and other associated medical expenses is estimated at over N35 million, an amount they described as far beyond their financial capacity.


“Doctors have recommended an urgent kidney transplant, which offers him the best chance at recovery and a return to normal life,” he said.


He called on kind-hearted Nigerians, friends, corporate organisations, faith-based groups and philanthropists to support the fundraising effort.


He expressed optimism that with public support, he would be given a second chance at life.
If you are touched by his plight, please send your donations to:


Account Name: Mr Bobby and Mrs Adaora Dennar
Bank: Stanbic IBTC Bank
Account Number: 0049716888 or call 09048156515 or 08108354043.

The post Family seeks N35m to save man battling end-stage kidney disease appeared first on Vanguard News.

Sources
NigerianNewsFeed NewsDesk
About the Author
NigerianNewsFeed NewsDesk Admin
Trusted, fast and relevant news across Nigeria and beyond.
Read full article
Continue on Vanguard News
Visit