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Ace broadcaster Sadiq Daba Is Sick Again

Sadiq Daba
Sadiq Daba

Ace broadcaster and veteran actor, Sadiq Daba who made waves in the 1980s on Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) once again needs financial help from Nigerians.

 

About two years ago, Daba was diagnosed with Leukemia and Prostate Cancer which he treated but he seems to have relapsed.

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According to Joe Okei Odumakin, President, Centre for Change, “we reached out to you on this platform for your kind assistance, we are glad to iterate that your generous contributions made possible the medical treatments that have kept him alive till date.”

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She added: “In the recent times, his health took a nosedive. This necessitates an Intensive Care as he is diagnosed of Chronic Pulmonary Disease. We use this medium to appeal to you, our great people to lend a helping hand to our ailing TV Personality. May your love for our fellow human beings be eternally rewarded as we pray for a swift healing of our friend, Sadiq’.From: Gistmore

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