The story of this little boy has been the hardest story I had to bring up here, I just couldn't type a word! It's the most inhuman thing I have come accross in recent times.
In summary, he was abducted by some ritualists on his way to an Islamic class in Kaduna and was taken to an uncompleted building where his two eyes were gruesomely plucked out...hmmm! But thank God some help has come to him, read the reports after cut...
The Senator representing Kaduna
Central, Shehu Sani, has promised to foot any foreign medical bill of
the four-year-old boy, Abubakar Usman whose two eyes were gouged out by
yet to be identified persons in Zaria, Kaduna state, according to
Premium Times.
Mr. Sani stated this during his visit to the boy at Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, Zaria, on Sunday. While sympathizing with the boy and his family, Mr. Sani said: “I will foot the innocent boys medical bill in any country recommended by the hospital.”
The governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, had also given the boy’s parents some money and promised that the boy’s education up to the university will be taken care of by the Kaduna State Government.
Mr. Sani stated this during his visit to the boy at Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, Zaria, on Sunday. While sympathizing with the boy and his family, Mr. Sani said: “I will foot the innocent boys medical bill in any country recommended by the hospital.”
The governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, had also given the boy’s parents some money and promised that the boy’s education up to the university will be taken care of by the Kaduna State Government.
There had been rumours about the amount given by the governor. But the boy’s father clarified how much he got.
“What Bashir Ibrahim Dabo, Special Assistant to Governor El-Rufai, who came on behalf of the governor to the hospital gave me in addition to the N150,000 cash, was $100 cash, which I changed to N29,500. So I am surprised to hear that we received $30,000; which is not true.
“My son has been operated upon, even though he has lost his vision completely, many sympathizers still troop in to offer help for treatment anywhere in the world which is very good and encouraging.
“My family and I are most grateful to government and everybody who supported us in the trying time and we are still soliciting for God’s miracle to restore my son’s vision and to expose the perpetrators,” the father said.
Mr. Dabo also confirmed the amount in a text message sent to a correspondent. An official at the hospital confirmed to a reporter that Abubakar Usman underwent two surgeries on his eyes but may not regain his vision.
“What Bashir Ibrahim Dabo, Special Assistant to Governor El-Rufai, who came on behalf of the governor to the hospital gave me in addition to the N150,000 cash, was $100 cash, which I changed to N29,500. So I am surprised to hear that we received $30,000; which is not true.
“My son has been operated upon, even though he has lost his vision completely, many sympathizers still troop in to offer help for treatment anywhere in the world which is very good and encouraging.
“My family and I are most grateful to government and everybody who supported us in the trying time and we are still soliciting for God’s miracle to restore my son’s vision and to expose the perpetrators,” the father said.
Mr. Dabo also confirmed the amount in a text message sent to a correspondent. An official at the hospital confirmed to a reporter that Abubakar Usman underwent two surgeries on his eyes but may not regain his vision.
The boy who is currently unware of his plight has expressed his desire to have the bandage on his face removed so that he could see his mother and grandmother's faces.
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