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Nigerians selling their kidneys because Tinubu made country expensive – Atiku
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· September 4, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points A former vice president claims that the current situation is forcing some to consider extreme measures to make ends meet. Economic hardship is taking a toll on young people.
Economic hardship is taking a toll on young people. A former vice president claims that the current situation is forcing some to consider extreme measures to make ends meet. There are reports of people selling body parts, including kidneys, to raise money.
This is a disturbing trend that highlights the desperation of those affected. The former vice president expressed concern over these reports, stating that young people should be focused on building their futures, not resorting to such drastic actions. Further details on this issue are available from the source.
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Published: September 4, 2026 ·
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