Samuel Ezekiel, a young Nigerian, alleges that his friend Emmanuel Odeh deceived him into selling his kidney as part of an organ-harvesting scheme. Ezekiel claims Odeh fabricated his identity as 'Hassan Abubakar' and arranged for him to undergo kidney removal at Wellington Hospital. After being paid in dollars, Ezekiel handed the money to Odeh, who allegedly altered the cash and used part of it to purchase electronic devices such as phones, power banks, and Wi-Fi equipment. Ezekiel described the process, including medical tests, court procedures, and the eventual surgery, all orchestrated by Odeh and another individual named David. Following the procedure, Ezekiel stayed in the hospital for about a week before being discharged, after which Odeh took him to a hotel for two days.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of an alleged organ trafficking incident without overtly endorsing or criticizing any political group, party, or ideology. While the issue of illegal organ trade is politically sensitive, the focus remains on the personal experience of the victim rather than on



