Veteran Nigerian rap artiste, Eedris Abdulkareem, has in a new song shared the story of how he was saved from a terminal kidney disease by his wife.
In the new track, he thanked his wife for being amazingly kind to him by donating her kidney to him.
He hailed his wife of over 18 years for risking her life for him. He also revealed the name of the hospital where the transplant was performed.
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Enjoy your payback time
The new song has gone viral online and many netizens have applauded Eedris for being a grateful husband. However, most of the commendations were given to his dear wife.
See what Nigerians had to say:
@kofoworolaayinke; “@abdulkareemeedris she paid back in my opinion, many at times stardom gets into people’s head and they want to oppress everyone around them forgetting that nothing in this world is permanent. We say Thank you to her and you too for not hurting her, so it’s a pay back time, enjoy.”
@dedrieaoye; “I can share in your joy. I also did the same for my husband. And like my husband will always tell. He said I have given him a chance to live again.”
@unstoppable_empire01; “Tank God for ur life baba.”
@uzybestofficial; “Legendary doings. You married a true gem as a wify. God bless you both.”
@princess_aloyra; “May Allah bless this woman beyond her imagination…Longline in good health for husband and wife.”
@stnicholas_ng; “Thank you Eedris Abdulkareem for choosing St. Nicholas Hospital as the “destination” for Kidney care and transplantation. We are grateful for your trust in us and for bringing attention to the high level of care provided during the transplant at our faclity.”
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See better wife – Nollywood actress pounds yam for her husband
Meanwhile, Nollywood actress Rosy Meurer, shared that she will go to any length to please her husband, Olakunle Churchill.
In a video, the mother of one captured herself cooking a delicious lunch for her family.
In the kitchen, Rosy was lovingly pounding yam and preparing a pot of ofe nsala for her husband.
