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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Nigeria at 53 – Lovesongs for my wasteland

							


			
			
Actually, that’s not entirely true. I know how I feel but I can’t seem to come to terms with the fact that things have come to such a terrible state between us. I’m in an abusive relationship with my country.  I’m the abused and my country my abuser.  For reasons I can’t explain, beyond national pride or patriotism, I’m attracted to my abuser; in fact, it may be said that I am intricately tied to my abuser, perhaps eternally...
				

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NET SPECIAL FEATURE: How renal failure is killing your favourite celebs

							


			
			
According to Nathan Foundation 15,000 new cases of kidney failure occurs every year in Nigeria. Statistics have further showed that 30 million Nigerians are suffering from Kidney disease and currently, patients pay as high as N150, 000 for three sessions of dialysis every week and about N5 million annually; costs of transplant varies from hospitals but ranges between N4m and about N8m and a patient needs about N150, 000 monthly to get immuno-suppressive drugs after a successful transplant.

				

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