Kidney Transplant: I Took My Health For Granted - Singer, Eedris Abdulkareem Opens Up

Eedris Abdulkareem, the veteran Nigerian rapper and advocate, has talked about how he survived a kidney failure. After undergoing a successful kidney transplant, the veteran singer heaped praises on his wife, Yetunde for donating her kidney to ensure that his surgery was successful. The rapper, who stated this in his new single, entitled, “Thank You”, disclosed that he ended up with kidney problem because he took his health for granted.

According to him, he didn’t go for regular check-up when he started seeing the signs that his health was failing. In a new video that is now trending on social media platforms, Abdulkareem described his wife as a life-saver, revealing that at first, fear and anxiety gripped his heart when he was first told that his kidney had failed. He restated that he knew he had taken his body for granted for a while because he wasn’t going for regular check up.

The rapper recalled that he started thinking of his children and wife when he got to know that his kidney had failed as he thought the end had come, but that his wife, Yetunde, encouraged him to focus on dialysis while he looked up to God for mercy. Abdulkareem said he reached out to a couple of good friends who had gone through the same kidney problem after many consultations and he landed at St Nicholas hospital where he met with some of Nigeria’s finest doctors who assured him that all will be well.

The “Thank You” single which was released on Wednesday has been trending on social media platforms as many fans of the rapper expressed joy at the return of the controversial rapper into the music fold after a few years break.

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Posted: at 27-01-2023 01:12 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero

Gogoman fit come now and say "I told you women are evil" lolz.....there are good women just like Eedris' wife

Posted: at 27-01-2023 02:07 PM (1 year ago) | Gistmaniac