- Esther Wanjiru Wanjira is stuck in a private hospital in Nairobi, a week after giving birth to three children
- The 38 -year -old woman cannot leave the center due to the biggest bills that have reached KSh 140,000
- He asks for financial assistance to get the money so he can leave and transfer to Pumwani’s delivery hospital, where the cost of the service is low
Esther Wanjiru Wanjira is asking for help after being detained at a private hospital in Nairobi, where she gave birth to three children in an emergency last week.
Source: UGC
The 38 -year -old mother, who was giving birth for the first time, was rushed to the health center on May 6, 2025, at 3pm and delivered the same day.
How much is the hospital bill owed to Wanjiru?
Now, seven days later, the mother of three cannot leave the hospital due to the overwhelming bills that have reached KSh 140,000.
So far, the family has been able to donate KSh 80,000 but says the hospital has refused to evict him until the full amount is paid.
Wanjiru’s sister, Mercy Waimu Okwero, told TUKO.co.ke that the decision to use the private hospital was not necessary.
“We just arrived at the private center because it was an emergency, but we can’t keep putting him here,” Sister Waimu said.
How to donate Wanjiru Hospital Bills
Mercy and her brother are looking for the new mother to be transferred to Pumwani’s delivery hospital, a public center where the cost of service is very low.
However, the current hospital emphasizes that the remaining bills must be resolved before any transfer is allowed.
What worries them is that the bills continue to be conducted every extra day he uses at the facility.
The family is now urging people with good will to help them pay the remainder of the remainder so that Wanjiru and his infants can access the cheapest care.
Contributions can be made through Paybill 247247number Account 0722579576.
Source: UGC
MOTHER FROM DIIGA, BIGGEST ABOUT HOSPITAL IN HOSPITAL
Elsewhere, Priscilla Kyove Kyumwa recently underwent emergency surgery at Diani Hospital and gave birth to a baby girl.
She was bleeding internally that required a second surgery, when her premature baby was placed in a special care room for infants (Nicu).
The mother and her baby are doing well, but they are stuck in the hospital for a pending KSh 1.5 million bill and are seeking help from Kenyans.
Last minute phone saves a Nakuru woman stuck in hospital
There Nakuruwhat started as a journey of hope towards healing turned into a long and painful wait for Wangeci Alice.
This is after his long -awaited hip surgery was not reached due to repeated delays with the approval of the Community Health Authority (SHA).
Confused, he posted on Facebook indicating that he was about to stop his treatment.
His post spread rapidly, resulting in a quick intervention and a last -minute phone that saved the day, and prepared a path for his surgery.
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