Is Raila odinga okay?

[Githunguri]

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Somebody confirm

[Githunguri]

 https://nation.africa/kenya/news/politics/pray-for-raila-odm-legislator-appeals-amid-conflicting-reports-5219396

Seems things aren't okaý.

Whenever my home pastor says we pray for someone,I get very scared.

[RV Pundit]

Definitely no okay despite several plastic surgeries and dying of his black hair.

Something serious took him to london

They have postphoned ODM celebrations.

He has had issues mostly with his brain - has been diabetic and HP for long while - but modern medicine will fix him

[Githunguri]

1) There is no image of him leaving JKIA or arriving anywhere to show us his present state.

2) Nobody knows his whereabouts.

3) All his events are cancelled.Indefinite postponement.

3) If He was okay,We would be told of when he is coming back but in this case we are seeing his siblings call for prayers which is a sign of worry.

We can therefore deduct whatever is happening behind the scenes.

[patel]

As a fellow Kenyan we wish him and quick recovery. It's shameful how this news has been treated by ODM trying to politicizes someone health and blame it on Kalonzo. Note this news come out when ODM wing in Kenya kwanza was figured for drug trafficking.

[RV Pundit]

They shared image of him seated...turns out to be London hospital

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

When you are 80+, death is upon you. A lot of folks die in their sleep. If you live in a big city like Nairobi for 20+ years, you die even faster due to pollution that degrades lungs and other organs.

[RV Pundit]

The ODM silence - doesnt look good for mzee - I remember Jaramogi died on same week with my grandfather - must have been august or april or near of 1994.

[Githunguri]

Like someoñe asked,What made Ruto cry the other day?

You cannot just cry because of sports.He must have been overwhelmed by another emotion.

[Githunguri]

When you are 80+, death is upon you. A lot of folks die in their sleep. If you live in a big city like Nairobi for 20+ years, you die even faster due to pollution that degrades lungs and other organs.

What does that mean?

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

When you are 80+, death is upon you. A lot of folks die in their sleep. If you live in a big city like Nairobi for 20+ years, you die even faster due to pollution that degrades lungs and other organs.

What does that mean?

Nairobi is very polluted in terms of air, water, and noise. Living consistently in Nairobi for 30+ years is almost a death sentence.

Water pollution causes millions of deaths annually, with a recent Lancet study estimating 1.4 million premature deaths from water pollution and unsafe water sources in 2019. Diarrheal diseases from contaminated water are a major cause, especially in children, leading to hundreds of thousands of deaths each year. The global death rate from unsafe water access has decreased significantly since 1990, but the burden remains highest in low- and middle-income countries, where almost 800,000 deaths are linked to water pollution annually

Air pollution was responsible for 8.1 million deaths globally in 2021, making it the second leading risk factor for death worldwide, surpassed only by high blood pressure. Air pollution causes death by triggering inflammation and increasing the risk of heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, and other serious conditions. These deaths are associated with exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) from outdoor sources and household air pollution, with the most severe impacts felt in lower-income regions and among vulnerable populations like young children

Noise pollution leads to premature deaths, primarily by increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes, though direct causation is not fully established. Estimates show that noise pollution causes tens of thousands of premature deaths annually in Europe, with higher noise exposure linked to increased risks for all-cause and disease-specific mortality in long-term studies