I wouldn't say it looks legit. I'm a medic from the same country. The first thing that tipped made me believe that this is a probable scam was the fact that she/he paid funds into an opay account. Not just small funds but in millions.. that's sus AF.

Again, another suspicious thing is the price of dialysis.

Currently, in Federal medical center umuahia, Abia state, Nigeria, the price of dialysis is around 70 to 80k (not including other hidden charges in the ward) This hospital is owned by the government and many things are funded by National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). If this patient was under NHIS, her bills will be way more cheaper than 25k naira per dialysis. (I don't really know whether or not NHIS covers the bill for dialysis).

Again, another thing that's sus about this bill is the way it's made (treatment for anemia). Who makes Bill like this? This is pure BS. They just added treatment for anemia (patient's diagnosis) which a hospital will not do. People that does this kind of things are quacks that operate in a small chemist shop. They tell their patient vocally. They don't write it.

A medical bill in Nigeria consist of a lot of things. S/C, utility, syringes used, DRF, e.t.c, not just "treatment for anemia." Each and every thing has its own price. Also, a hospital don't put an option for discount so that you will pay everything. Though at times, patients can beg the hospital to pay a certain amount. Maybe 90% of the original bill.

There are a lot of things here that is really sus to me, but then, I think these are enough points.

My disappointment with all these things is that it's spoiling the already spoilt reputation of Nigerians. The most annoying part of this is that it's a medical scam. What if a legit user encounters an issue that requires help? People will feel reluctant to help that person because of this kind of thing..