Tragic Death: Health Struggles Highlight Nigeria’s Crisis

By | August 18, 2025
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Tragic Loss: Friends Die Over Health Care Inequities

In a heartfelt tweet, Joseph Tobore shares his emotional experience in Turkey while confronting health challenges. He recounts a poignant moment sitting next to a man who has been on dialysis for 26 years, highlighting the stark contrast in healthcare systems—where dialysis is free in Turkey, but his friends in Nigeria lost their lives due to inadequate medical care. This powerful narrative sheds light on the critical healthcare disparities between countries, evoking a deep sense of sorrow and reflection. Tobore’s story emphasizes the need for improved healthcare access in Nigeria, resonating with many who face similar struggles.

I have been in Turkey battling my health issues here

It’s tough to share personal struggles, but I recently found myself in Turkey, grappling with my health issues. At my age, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed by the challenges life throws our way. While seated next to a man who told me he has been on dialysis for 26 years, I couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of empathy. Hearing his story made me reflect on the healthcare disparities we face globally.

and with my age I can’t lie, I was seated next to a man who has been on dialysis for 26 years

Imagine sitting next to someone who has been fighting for his life for over two decades. That moment really hit home for me. The resilience of the human spirit is astonishing, and it made me think about the incredible differences in healthcare systems around the world. In Turkey, he mentioned that his treatment is free, a stark contrast to what many face back home. This kind of access should be a basic right, not a privilege.

my brother I wept for my country after he told me it’s free

Listening to his story, I couldn’t hold back my tears. It’s heart-wrenching to realize that so many people in Nigeria struggle for basic healthcare access. Many of my friends lost their battles because they couldn’t afford the treatment they needed. It’s a painful truth that shook me to the core. Why should someone’s nationality dictate their right to live?

I couldn’t believe my friends died because they were Nigerians

It’s hard to comprehend that the color of our passports can determine our fate. The healthcare crisis in Nigeria is real, and it’s heartbreaking. We need to advocate for better healthcare systems and policies that prioritize human life over profit. If we can raise awareness together, maybe we can bring about change for those still fighting their battles.

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