Category : Cancer Care


Aunty Esther Dies After Rejecting Blood Transfusion

Popular social media user Aunty Esther has died after a battle with breast cancer. Her case ignited a nationwide debate on faith and medicine after she rejected a blood transfusion. Read the full story and reactions.

Aunty Esther dies after rejecting blood transfusion

Popular Nigerian social media user Aunty Esther has passed away after refusing a blood transfusion due to her Jehovah's Witness faith during her breast cancer treatment. Read the full story.

Aunty Esther Dies After Transfusion Debate

Social media personality and cancer patient Aunty Esther has passed away. Her case sparked a national debate on faith, medicine, and crowdfunding after she declined a blood transfusion.

Woman reunites with family after kidney transplant

Nigerian woman Tovia reunites with her children after a successful kidney transplant funded by public donations, following abandonment by her husband after kidney failure during childbirth.

Jehovah's Witness Offers Support to Aunty Esther

A Jehovah's Witness member writes an open letter to cancer patient Aunty Esther, detailing how she can get full financial and medical support from the congregation after public backlash.

Aunty Esther's Blood Transfusion Stance Angers Visitor

A Nigerian man shares his emotional hospital visit to Aunty Esther, where she vowed to refuse a blood transfusion for her cancer treatment. Discover the public reaction and the religious debate it sparked.

$300,000 Donation Sustains Cancer Treatment in Abuja

NNPC/Renaissance JV provides $300,000 to maintain radiotherapy machine at National Hospital Abuja, ensuring continuous cancer treatment for over 2,000 patients. Read how this impacts healthcare.

N16M Raised for Aunty Esther's Cancer Treatment

Nigerian X influencer Wizarab leads successful fundraising campaign, raising N16 million for colleague Aunty Esther's cancer treatment. See how social media community came together.

Diabetes Crisis in Nigeria: Millions Undiagnosed

As Nigeria marks World Diabetes Day, millions remain undiagnosed. Discover how local innovation and awareness can combat this silent epidemic. Take action for your health today!

Over 300 at Trackfit Breast Cancer Walk in UNILAG

Over 300 people joined the 2025 Trackfit Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at UNILAG. The event featured fitness drills, health talks, and 212 clinical screenings, with 17 referrals for further tests.

JMG Boosts Breast Cancer Awareness in Nigeria

JMG Limited reinforces its breast cancer campaign with free screenings and health talks. Dr. Gold Ukwute and MD Mazen Jubaili urge early detection and year-round health vigilance for Nigerians.

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