The governor who was visited by colleagues in London last Tuesday developed swellings around his left cheek last year that was diagnosed as Thyroid cancer.
The governor has reportedly undergone three surgeries to remove parts of his thyroid glands and lymph nodes that left him unable to speak for several months.
"Although Mr. Chime has began speaking these days, his left cheek remains swollen, which accounted for the reason he hid his left cheek from the camera in the photo released to Saharareporters on Tuesday", said our source
Right: Governor Chime hiding his swollen face from the camera on Tuesday
Mr. Chime took a group photograph with the governors of Akwa Ibom, Benue, and Rivers during a visit to see him in London on Tuesday.
Our source stated that the cancer did not go away and has actually metastasized, spreading to other parts of his body.
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Is he the only one hiding a part of the cheek in the pics? Abegi
ReplyDeleteWriters why not talk like a proffessional, he hides or he didn't hides means nothing, every living being have one or two things to cover even the most finest. Again compare this your write up with 15th dec 2012 nairaland report, that gov chime is death. apply caution where applicable pls.
ReplyDeleteamebos leave d poor man alone.
ReplyDeleteIf the Governor becomes incapacitated to rule his people according to the constitution of federal republic of nigeria, let him resign his position.
ReplyDeleteBut d man is clearly showing his left cheek to d camera. Can we all see? Report well!
ReplyDeleteIs it a shamefull thing to get ill or suffer an ailment? I dont know why politicians think they can defy sickness and so when it caught up with them, they do all things to hide it. Your money does not exonerate you from falling ill or suffering from the same deseases poor people suffer from only that you will use public resources to treat yourselves while the poor man has nobody to turn to (except his friends and relations) if he suffers any ailment.
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