BREAKING NEWS: Nigerian Father Allegedly chases out epileptic son, tells him to fight his battle alone
A Nigerian man battling epilepsy has cried out after allegedly being chased out of the house by his father because of his medical condition. This was revealed in a post shared on the popular social media platform, TikTok. According to the man, he recently had an epileptic episode and was rushed to the hospital. However, upon returning home after treatment, his father refused to let him into the house....READ ORIGINAL & FULL CONTENT FROM SOURCE |
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He claimed his father told him he was old enough to fight his battles alone.
The man further revealed that he reported the issue to a church his father attends, hoping the pastor would intervene.
Despite this effort, his father remained adamant. He also took the case to a police station where his father was invited, yet the man still refused him entry into the home.
In his words: “After leaving the hospital, I went back home. When I got home, my dad refused to let me enter. He said I’m claiming to know more than him, that I should go and fight my battle myself.”
“He said I’m old enough. I literally told him I’m battling a chronic condition and how do you expect me to fight all the battles myself? He was like, ‘That’s your business, go fight your battles yourself.’”
As the video gained attention online, concerned individuals flooded the comment section to express their thoughts and sympathies.
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Glorivete —Atem: “I lived in a community where epilepsy was common. gosh it’s not a good thing to withness talk more of experiencing🥹am sorry darling it is well with you.”
Hadassah Onome James: “I can’t hold back tears 😭 everything will be fine may the good lord heal you.”
Ojay: “I am so sorry you have to go through all this alone.”
Princess Adetutu: “You are not a burden. You are a blessing. You are not alone. You are surrounded by love. Even on the hard days, your presence matters more than you know.”
Deluxe Beads: “the worst thing that can happen to anyone living with a condition is experiencing rejection from your loved ones who should stay by you no matter what. Sorry you had to go through this. I hope you come out of this strong and able to cope alone. it’s gonna be a long road 🥺.”
Earnwithcoachchima: “SON……THE NAME OF THE LORD IS A STRONG TOWER…..TAKE YOUR BIBLE LOOK OUT FOR ALL THE SCRIPTURES ON HEALING. STUDY, MEDITATE ON THEM,… PRAY TO GOD YOURSELF. FAST, PRAY YOU WILL BE HEALED JOHN 8 V 32. DON’T BE DEPENDANT BY JESUS’ STIPES YOU ARE HEALED IN JESUS’ NAME ✌️✌️✌️.”
@Gloria 108: “this is really sad Hope you get more help soon.”
prettyshirtby_presh: “Omo don’t worry you will get all the help you need 🙏❤️.”
Adajicomfort: “It is well please if you don’t mind start listening to Pst. Ezeh on fire Altar 7am every morning God will settle your case n you live to testify.”
ARAH_YOMI: “I grew up seeing my dad treat a lot of Epilepsy patients that are healed now and leaving a normal life so if you don’t mind you can contact me so I connect you to him and I’m sure by Gods grace all will be well.”Be THE FIRST PERSON TO WATCH THE FULL VIDEO CLIP HERE BEFORE THEY DELETE IT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
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@ehinowhen I left the hospital and went back to my dad’s house. He denied me entry. I was stranded, helpless, and homeless. My friend calmed me down. Rented a hotel. Told me to rest first, we’d figure things out. When I felt better, I took the matter to his church. No success. To the police — and they begged me to go back to the same church that chained me. Told me “my dad means well”… and that I should wait for a miracle. #epilepsyawareness#chronicillness #FamilyRejection #DisabilityRights @aprokodoctor @VDM @Don Jazzy @asherkine @Instablog9ja