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Jehovah’s Witness cancer patient, Aunty Esther, dies after transfusion controversy

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Last updated: December 27, 2025 10:44 pm
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social media user and cancer patient, Mensah Omolola, better known on X as AuntieEsther, has died after battling breast cancer.

 

News of her death surfaced on Saturday night after Auntymuse (@AUNTYMUSE_) reacted to a post announcing her passing.

 

Quoting an earlier post by @swaagsp, which read, “Unfortunately, we lost Aunty Esther. Very sad!”, Auntymuse wrote, “May her soul rest in peace.”

 

The post immediately drew reactions from Nigerians who had followed Aunty Esther’s health journey closely on social media

 

Shortly after, @Wizarab10, the fundraiser on X who coordinated donations for her treatment, also reacted.

 

“It is well. Peaceful rest to her,” he wrote.

 

Aunty Esther’s death comes weeks after her case triggered a nationwide debate around faith, medical treatment, and public fundraising.

 

Earlier this month, her situation gained widespread attention after appeals were made on social media for funds to support her cancer treatment.

 

Nigerians responded by donating over ₦30 million within days.

 

As of December 1, 2025, @Wizarab10 disclosed that more than ₦30.7 million had been raised, with a balance of ₦30,776,252 recorded at the time.

The controversy began after Aunty Esther rejected a blood transfusion recommended by doctors as part of her treatment plan.

 

She explained that the decision was based on her beliefs as a Jehovah’s Witness.

 

In a series of posts on X, she shared updates on her health, saying medical tests confirmed that the cancer was confined to her breast and armpit.

 

She also said her organs were “fine fine.”

 

According to her, doctors proposed starting chemotherapy but advised that her blood level needed to be boosted first.

 

Credit: Guardian

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