Body Of Christ, Where Are You? RCCG Choir Member Dying As ₦30M Stands Between Him And Life
By Passman Akpos
Yenagoa, Bayelsa State — A passionate appeal has gone out to members of the Body of Christ, particularly the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) worldwide, as well as well-meaning Nigerians, following the deteriorating health condition of a young Bayelsan, Mr. Timilaemi Fyneman Foropagha.
Mr. Fyneman, fondly called Yogo by friends and associates, is a fervent choir member of Praise Chapel Zone, RCCG Region 27, Bayelsa State. According to close sources, he has been diagnosed with serious kidney complications and urgently requires surgery estimated at ₦30 million.
The appeal, which has gained traction across social media platforms and community networks, describes Mr. Fyneman as a cheerful, humble, and respectful young man who was once full of life. Friends recount his years as a childhood companion, football teammate, and trusted ally whose warmth and positive spirit left lasting impressions on many.
Those championing the cause have called on RCCG leadership, including Pastor E. A. Adeboye and Pastor (Mrs.) Folu Adeboye, church members worldwide, the Bayelsa State Government, youth development bodies, civil society groups, and compassionate individuals to come to his aid.
To dispel concerns about misinformation, supporters emphasized that the appeal includes direct banking details;
Acct No. 0019630748.
Bank name:Access Bank
Accts. Name:Timilaemi Fyneman Foropagha.
In the name of the patient, underscoring the urgency and authenticity of the plea.
As the situation remains critical, advocates continue to urge collective action, stressing that every contribution counts toward saving a life.
The call for support has been amplified with hashtags across platforms, appealing to faith-based organizations, youth groups, media outlets, and philanthropists to intervene swiftly.
“Nothing is too small to help our brother,” one supporter said, echoing the shared hope that timely assistance will give Mr. Fyneman a fighting chance at recovery.
