ODM party leader Oburu Oginga has moved to calm concerns about his health after reports claimed he had been admitted to Nairobi Hospital. The Siaya Senator says he only went for a routine medical check-up and has since returned home, insisting that he is in good health.
Highlights
- Oburu denied reports that he is currently admitted to Nairobi Hospital.
- He said he briefly visited the facility for a general medical check-up.
- The ODM leader confirmed that he has already returned home.
- He assured the public that he would speak openly if he faced a serious health problem.
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Oburu Addresses Hospital Reports
ODM leader and Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga has dismissed reports suggesting that he had been readmitted to Nairobi Hospital under restricted visitor access.
Reports circulating Tuesday morning had raised questions about the veteran politician’s health, prompting him to clarify the situation.
Oburu said his visit to the hospital was brief and was related to a routine consultation with his doctors.
He explained that he has since left the facility and returned home, describing his current condition as very good.
Senator Assures the Public
The ODM leader also sought to discourage unnecessary alarm over his hospital visit, noting that seeking medical attention is a normal part of life.
Oburu said he considers himself an open person and would personally inform Kenyans if he were dealing with a serious medical condition.
His remarks come as public interest in the health of prominent political figures remains high, particularly when reports of hospital admissions circulate without official confirmation.
For now, Oburu says there is no cause for concern and that he remains at home after his medical check-up.
Sometimes, a hospital visit is simply a reminder that even public figures need routine care and Oburu wants Kenyans to know that he is doing just fine.
