"Family to Use Donations to Buy House, Leave Sickle Cell Warrior to Die": Nedu Kicks, Demands Arrest

• Nigerian media personality and podcast host Nedu Wazobia, whose real name is Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, has gone online to rant angrily
• Nedu recalls appealing for donations on behalf of Blessing, a woman battling sickle cell disease, and successfully raising N20 million for her treatment
• In a viral clip, the online personality noted that the lady's relative plans to divert her funds for their selfish interest

Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, a renowned media personality and podcast host popularly known as Nedu Wazobia, has shared a heartbreaking update online about Blessing, a sick woman he had previously helped raise donations for.

Nedu, notable for his controversial podcast topics, was almost in tears during a video that had gone viral as he detailed the heartbreaking event.

The podcast host revealed that while he was able to raise N20 million at the time, the person in charge informed him that Blessing's relatives had already withdrawn N4.5 million from the account and were planning to use the remaining funds to purchase a house.

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Nedu asked how wicked they could be to want to watch their relative die of such a painful ailment.

Watch clip here:

In an updated clip, Nedu confirmed that the family had returned the money taken. According to a comment by one of the relatives seen in the video, she assured the public that Blessing's money belongs to her and that no one will have access to it.

See clip here:

Fans react to Nedu's clip

Read some thoughts below:

@comfortisimguzo_wealth:

"I don't stil agree, Nedu abeg make una help this girl,I no trust this people."

@victorokpalan:

"Who gave them access to the girls account?"

@officialdrtj:

"If you come from a good family you don’t know what God has done for you."

@efewarriboy3:

"In some cases. That word family. Na title."

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@creme03:

"They shouldn't press her neck o."

@ruggedybaba:

"Nedu we can get the police and lawyers involved and they will stop the rubbish."

Adekunle Gold sends heartwarming message

In a related story, Nigerian Afrobeats singer Adekunle Gold sent a touching message to his fellow sickle-cell warriors.

The former YBNL star disclosed his health challenges in 2022 and how he has been fighting for his life since then.

During his recent concert in London, AG Baby, as he is fondly called, reminded every sickle cell survivor to look forward to a brand new day.

Proofreading by James, Ojo Adakole, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng