@ASuruni Lab wanasema hawana damu ,ati the relatives haven't donated ,MOI ,anasema he wasn't informed about the case although she was ,NOI akasema he informed the nurses but they didn't take it seriously ,resident akasema alikuwa amekwama theatre in a case .System failure at its best .
PPH is the only situation where everyone in Labour Ward suddenly develops telepathy. 😭😂
The blood starts flowing and suddenly:
Nurse: “BP is dropping!”
Intern: “IV access!”
Registrar: “Call the consultant!”
Consultant: “What’s the blood loss?”
Intern: “Umm… a lot.” 💀
And the consultant looks at you like you personally opened the uterine vessels. 😭😂
PPH really said: “Forget the ward round. We’re having a meeting NOW.” 🩸🏃♂️😂
Obstetrics: where one minute you're celebrating a delivery… and the next minute everyone is sprinting around like it's a Formula 1 pit stop. 💀😂
Kenya’s debt explosion was not merely reckless economics. Where constitutional and statutory requirements were ignored, it raises a much more serious question: whether some borrowing was unlawful.
The Constitution and the Public Finance Management Act do not give government a blank cheque to borrow indefinitely. Public debt must be contracted and managed transparently, responsibly and within the safeguards established by law.
Yet Kenyans were left with an ever-growing mountain of debt and obligations whose consequences we are paying for today.
The result is a brutal fiscal squeeze: more public revenue is swallowed by debt obligations, leaving less money for healthcare, education, infrastructure, jobs and essential services.
You cannot keep borrowing to survive yesterday’s borrowing and call that economic management.
A country cannot borrow its way out of a debt trap. At some point, the borrowing must stop, the books must be opened, and accountability must begin.
@ASuruni Kama si MO student(male) mwenye alikuwa ame scrub just for observation ,hiyo case ingeishi hapo theatre ..That thing needed male brute force and strength
@ASuruni Kuna a very nice orthopaedic lady surgeon pale MeTRH 💯🤔 a good soul that one .But Kuna siku tuko theatre ,jamaa alikuwa Anatolia implant ,assistant alikuwa a lady pia .Si implant ilikataa kutoka even after going back and forth btw yeye na scrub nurse for like 30 mins
Ruto and ODM agreed on a coalition today for the 2027 race, yet you can barely feel it anywhere. No excitement on social media, no buzz in the mainstream media, no political vibe on the ground. A political deal of this magnitude should be dominating the national conversation, but it is barely moving the needle. That tells you just how unpopular and uninspiring the Kenya Kwanza regime has become.
I am receiving information from insiders regarding the management of SHA funds by CS Aden Duale.
Sources allege that between KSh 40- 60 million is being embezzled under the guise of “marketing costs”. Genuine suppliers on the other hand are not being paid and are afraid to speak publicly or demand what they are owed because they fear retaliation.
These are serious allegations involving public money and they deserve urgent scrutiny. SHA should disclose its monthly marketing expenditure, the companies and individuals receiving these payments, the contracts involved, and the services delivered.
The rich entitled Kenyan elite bandits attended a wedding in Kilgoris yesterday. They wore tailored suits, flew in helicopters and drove in multimillion shilling vehicles. They danced, sang, ate well, and belched, mostly at the public expense.
But PHYSICALLY locked out by a barbed wire fence and kept at bay by heavily armed ferocious military and police officers were thousands of villagers and other Kenyans, who spent the entire day in the sun, hungry—and whom the bandits spoke to via mounted loud speakers across the fence.
I shuddered at the images and symbolism of the majority of a sovereign people living in squalor and treated like slaves by their Nyang’au Bandits.
#RevolutionNow
#SocialismIsTheSolution