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A room near Wudil Transplant Centre for a family from a village four hours away
Modupe is coming to Wudil Transplant Centre for 5 weeks of treatment and the family needs somewhere affordable to stay.
🇳🇬 Wudil, Kano, Nigeria159 views
My wife Modupe has been accepted for treatment at Wudil Transplant Centre in Wudil, starting on Thursday in November. We live 560 km away in a village four hours away, and hotel costs would use up what we have set aside for the treatment itself.
We're looking for a room, granny flat or short-term rental within about 30 minutes of the hospital, for 5 weeks. Two of us would stay: Modupe and me. We can contribute $25 a week and cook for the household if you'd like.
Modupe will have some immune precautions, so a clean, smoke-free place would be ideal. A kitchen is a bonus. Thank you.
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- 3–6 weeks
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- In person in Wudil
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- a spare room near the hospital
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- Haris Oky Hidayat 🇮🇩
i live about 8 km from Wudil. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need
- Maryam Ghada Nasser 🇪🇬 ID verified
I live about 13 km from Wudil. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need. Free this month.
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Sending love, Gbenga. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Read this on the bus and kept thinking about it all day.
Sending good thoughts. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Love from Gwagwalada.
Thinking of you, Gbenga. Your post was clear and honest. This is the second need I've supported on here and the first that made me cry. Love from Wollongong.
sending good thoughts, Gbenga. I hope things turn around soon. Blessings.
rooting for you, Gbenga. Look after yourselves too, caregivers need rest. I hope November is when things finally get easier.