Nigerian man who beat cancer 3 times before turning 24 celebrates online

Nigerian man who beat cancer 3 times before turning 24 celebrates online

- A Nigerian man simply identified as Uche has expressed gratitude to his family and others after beating cancer before turning 24

- Uche made the disclosure on Twitter on Tuesday, October 27, and congratulatory messages poured in for him shortly afterwards

- The young man acknowledged the fact that not everyone is as lucky as him

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A Nigerian man simply identified as Uche has a lot to be grateful for after beating cancer three times before turning 24.

The young man took to his Twitter page to express gratitude to his family and others who supported him throughout the trying times.

He shared pictures of himself on the social media platform showing what he looked like at various times of the illness and when he recovered.

Nigerian Man who beat cancer 3 times before turning 24 celebrates online
Uche beat cancer three times before turning 24. Photo credit: @Phillip_UN/Twitter
Source: Twitter

He wrote:

"Not a lot people got beat cancer 3 times before they turned 24, but for some weird reason I’m still walking. Big ups to my family and my support system."

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Nigerians took to the comment section of the post to congratulate him.

A tweep with the handle @mckennyspecial wrote:

"Congratulations. You will enjoy sound health for the rest of your life in Jesus name."

Another tweep with the handle @FemiWager wrote:

"Bad guy!! God's so big that he reaches out to us in different ways. Cancer ain't got nothing on you, you are a beaamer of light that shines brighter everyday, your light would never go dim. Congrats Philip, you did this!!Grimacing face."

@MaggieAkan wrote:

"Congratulations Uche.. I’m so happy for you and I pray that may God continue to keep you safe and strong. Amen."

Below are other reactions:

Someone pointed out that he was a fighter.

Another said it was good news.

This tweep took it to God in prayers.

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In other news, a 14-year-old Zimbabwean girl simply identified as Queen disclosed how she defeated lymphoma on Twitter.

According to Mayo Clinic, lymphoma is a cancer of the lymphatic system, which is part of the body's germ-fighting network.

Queen with the Twitter handle @Melissatana11 said she was diagnosed with lymphoma eight months ago, adding that she had her chemotherapy and God came through for her.

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Tunde Ososanya Tunde Ososanya, a former senior editor, is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism. He's passionate about what he does and finds fulfilment in informing the people. Ososanya is the author of Later Tonight: a Collection of Short Stories.