Organ harvest:"Ekweremadus and wife should not be pitied, this is karma"

 

A Facebook user Nkechi Bianze has taken to her Facebook page to drag those expressing pity on Ekweremadus and his family, she wrote;

 I understand that the Ekweremadus were doing what they could do to save their child.

I am a parent who would do ANYTHING legal and reasonable to save my child.

BUT... I would never do that at the expense of someone else's child. Neither will I try to exploit another person's child to save mine.

If my child needs kidney, the first option I would think is one of MY KIDNEYS. Then the second option is one of my child's father's kidneys.

Then, I'd think of my ADULT children who WILLINGLY want to donate.

Then, I'd think of ADULT and WILLINGLY consenting relatives who want to donate.

If all these options don't work, then I'd go on ORGAN DONOR WAITLIST while I survive on dialysis.

I will NOT go and look for a poor man's child and try to capitalize on their poverty to buy their kidney. It's WRONG and it's a crime.

The life of a poor man is NOT worth less than the life of a rich man.

ZERO PITY FROM ME!!!

Those Nigerians feigning pity make me laugh. You all pray for karma to happen to your corrupt leaders. Karma SELDOM happens. On the few occasions that something like karma happens, you start feigning "empathy". Do you want God to punish bad leaders or not? Stay one place abeg.

Do you know the number of lives that were lost due to the wrongs of these people? Do you know the number of kidney failures and deaths that have happened to people and people's children?

See ehn, just like I saw people rejoicing and celebrating when Abacha died, nah so we suppose dey celebrate if bad things happen to some people who have caused serious mass harm and hurt to others.

Abeg you people should comot for road with your yeye pity.

I still want to know why no one from the Ekweremadus, parents, siblings could donate. Do they have genetic issues running in the family that made them medical unable to donate?

Why the kidney of a poor man's child?