A Nigerian man has narrated a troubling experience that disrupted his long-planned trip abroad, leaving him to rebuild his life from scratch.
Sudden Illness After Farewell Gathering
According to his account, he had successfully secured his visa and was set to travel within two weeks. In celebration, he organised a farewell gathering with seven close friends and his girlfriend, now his ex.
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The group reportedly lodged in a hotel, where they ate, drank, and spent the night together in what was meant to be a joyful send-off.
However, just four days after the gathering, he began to experience severe body pain. Initially dismissing it as a minor illness, he said he took medication, but his condition worsened daily.
Soon, the pain became so intense that he could no longer stand, prompting his family to rush him to the hospital.
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Medical Tests Yield No Diagnosis
The man revealed that he spent three days in one hospital, where doctors were unable to identify the cause of his illness. He was later transferred to another hospital, but medical examinations still failed to produce a diagnosis.
After two additional days, he was discharged, with doctors advising his family to explore alternative solutions as no traceable illness had been found.
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This development, he said, caused serious concern for his parents, who began seeking help elsewhere while also spending the money he had saved for his trip abroad.
Traditionalist Claims Poisoning
In search of answers, the family eventually consulted a traditionalist, who reportedly claimed that the man had been poisoned.
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