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Raila Odinga Admitted to Nairobi Hospital, Awaiting COVID-19 Results

Raila Odinga Admitted to Nairobi Hospital, Awaiting COVID-19 Results

The family of ODM party leader Raila Odinga has confirmed that he is currently admitted to the Nairobi Hospital.

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His elder brother Oburu Odinga indicated that Raila complained of general fatigue and body aches, adding that there was no need for alarm.

Oburu added that the results of several medical tests carried out on his brother, including a COVID-19 test, are not yet out.

He played down claims that Raila had contracted COVID-19, stating that he is not showing any symptoms of respiratory disease.

“I was there with him last night, but the medical tests had not come back on COVID-19 but from what I observed, he did not have breathing complications or chest pains, just general fatigue and body aches,” Oburu told Citizen Digital on Wednesday.

He added: “Everyone falls sick, there is nothing to mourn about or be sad about because everyone falls sick, there is really nothing serious in Raila’s admission to hospital.”

His hospitalization comes days after he concluded a three-day tour of the Coast region, where he urged residents to rally behind the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI).

In June last year, Raila was flown to Dubai for minor back surgery to treat a nerve disorder that had been affecting one of his legs.

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  1. Morris MenyeMar 10, 2021

    How come the expensive BBI,FREEZED HUMAN PARTS and all the loot/grabbed & stolen property could not prevent him from COVID or whichever illness?Who is being worshiped by his followers now that their savage god cannot heal himself?Who will they turn to if he expires?Will they choose KITANZI to accompany him so that they defend him from the many enemies waiting to revenge in the BINGU or KUZIMU?

  2. MutoboriMar 10, 2021

    He fought a good fight-very violent, he finished the course - good riddance. He left this country more corrupt than he found it.

  3. Mkenya halisiMar 10, 2021

    @Morris Menye Huyu jamaa ameleta shida mingi katika hii nchi so akienda nobody will miss him.Tutacelebrate mbaya juu thousands have died for his pawa hungry menance.

  4. MukundiMar 10, 2021

    You all have wishful myopic thinkers!! Wait until arap mashamba gets in, mutahama kenya, he’ll your wives and even your mipango ya kandos. Raila is not your problem. Ruto and his tribal sycophants are!!!!!

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