SHOCKING! Mother Goes Blind After Hearing Her Two Soldier Sons Has Been Killed By Boko Haram (Read Details)

The loss of her two provider children to Boko Haram left a mother without source for assets for medicare, prompting her loss of sight.

Malama Aisha Umar, additionally called Indo, is one of the guardians that lost their trooper youngsters while battling Boko Haram fear based oppressors in the North-East.

The 45-year-elderly person lives at her parent’s home in Unguwar Dandinshe in Dala Local Government Area of Kano State where she is as yet searching for help on the best way to treat her eye issues.

Be that as it may, before at that point, she was dwelling in Jaji Barracks in Kaduna State where she brought up her kids who like numerous different young people built up the affection for the military and before long became officers.

Talking with Daily Trust Saturday as of late, she stated: “On account of intrigue my two children Mubarak and Abubakar Hassan joined the Nigerian Army.

Mubarak worked in Kaduna State, while Abubakar was in Abia State, after at some point Mubarak was then moved to Maiduguri in Borno State where he remained for a long time before he turned out to be sick.

Losing two warrior children to rebellion

“We never knew until it worsened. Their Commander called me that we should come to see him but before we could, another call came that he was dead,” Aisha lamented.

She said it was a substantial weight for her yet the other child, Abubakar remained her encouragement. “Abubakar used to constantly quiet me down with his recommendation that each spirit must taste the desolation of death. He said that multiple times his name had all the earmarks of being moved yet that didn’t occur.”

In any case, the exchange inevitably came and Abubakar needed to leave for Maiduguri. The mother said before Abubakar left, she petitioned God for him.

Following four months, he came back to visit the mother and left for the combat zone once more. Under a quarter of a year after, Abubakar and different officers were murdered in a bomb impact in Sabon Garin Damboa, the mother uncovered.

She stated, “Three days before his demise, Abubakar called me to loan him cash before his pay was paid. We were attempting to accumulate the cash and send it to him before the updates on his demise sifted in. It was later affirmed by the position.”

She said she got N500, 000 for the internment of her two children however after that she has not gotten any reserve again as the dad attempts to seek after their advantages.

“Their father met some army officers that he knows to process their benefits, but till now we have not succeeded. Even recently, they call us from Abuja, but nothing has happened,” she noted.

Aisha fights eye issue

The mother of the two fallen fighters has one more thing to battle with and that is her eyes. “I woke up and began feeling torment in my eyes with high fever, I chose to get a few medications however in the wake of ingesting the medications, my correct eye got visually impaired.

“I chose to visit a private emergency clinic in Tudun Wada, Kaduna. The specialists affirmed that it was pulse that caused the visual impairment. Agony began in the other eye and I went to the National Eye Center in Kaduna where I began gathering drugs,” Aisha said.

She currently battles to purchase drugs for N8, 000 yet with little improvement. She couldn’t manage the cost of that thus, complete visual deficiency set in thus she was moved to her folks’ place in Kano.

“I have kept on dealing with my life at the eye emergency clinic at Mission, however whenever I visit the medical clinic, I need to spend more than N10, 000 as a result of the medications,” she bemoaned.

Aisha spoke to the specialists and others for help, saying since the time she lost her two kids, her condition got basic since they were the ones assisting.

“My significant other is poor and my folks can’t bear to purchase the medications for me. Until further notice, I can’t likewise do anything for myself as a result of the circumstance.

“That is the reason I’m engaging government and different organizations to help me in light of the fact that as of late we found that one emergency clinic can help completely treat the sickness however I need the cash to go there,” Aisha bid.