Nakuru Town East 2027 Parliamentary aspirant Wakili Boniface Ndumia has revealed why he is extremely involved in assisting renal failure patients.
In one of his daily press releases, the soft but firm Ndumia reveals that his past history at family level has a hand in his community service moreso on matters health.
He pointed out that managing a kidney patient is not a walk in the park, adding that it is delicate, engaging, draining, emotionally and financially, and at times even spiritually.
The High Court Lawyer further revealed that he faced similar battles in the case of his mum and sister.
“…the battles are never to be erased from my living memory. And that is why I am extremely involved in any case of renal failure,” he stated.
Wakili Ndumia who is eyeying the Nakuru Town East Parliamentary seat, says his goal in life is to leave a Renal Facility in Nakuru in memory of his mum.
The facility, he says will offer world standard management of kidney patients at affordable cost or at no cost.
He is currently assisting several patients receive their medication through his Foundation.
One such case is of a young energetic soul whosw life took a tumble when he was diagnosed with Renal Failure stage 5.
“I had worked with his brother during my Matatu days. But I have never met in person. But his story touched my heart. He was all well until post – covid when he suffered complications related to the Covid vaccines; he should one of the millions of cases in the world who suffered such complications. An indictment to the scientists and the Big Pharmas who were behind this world catastrophe,” he said.
Wakili Ndumia reveals that he has walked with him this journey for years from hospitalisations so in MTHR, Eldoret, to many hospitalisations around. And dealing with so many life – threatening complications including pleural effusion, infection of the catheter in situ and so many other complications.
He assured that he will keep supporting the young man and work towards renal transplant which will offer a lasting solution to the problem.
