Gombe Boy Can't Urinate After He Was Hit By Hit & Run Driver (Photos)

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As shared by Abdullahi.....

'This boy's name is Abdulrahman,was informed he is a child from a less privileged family in Gombe. Abdulrahman was hit by one of those hit and run drivers.  After the incident, the boy was taken to federal medical center Gombe (Now FTH), unfortunately, Abdulrahman has developed a problem. He's not longer able to pass urine through the normal channel. A hole has to be perforated and a conduit attached to it for Abdulrahman to be able to pass urine.
At it stands now, the doctors are requesting for a meager sum of N40 000 for them to be able to fix Abdulrahman back. Unfortunately, Abdulrahman's family are financially handicapped and as such unable to restore the child's health.






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