12/26/2025
RATHER THAN GUILT EVERYONE, APOLOGIZE!!
The posts claimed the child was in a coma (Using this Google downloaded photo of someone else’s-child. WTF!!😳). He was not. This was reverse psychology meant to make people feel pressured and indebted to donate.
If they had shared the real situation-yes, the child is very sick, but he was never in a coma and was not in immediate danger, the urgency to donate might not have been as intense. This was not an innocent exaggeration; it was deliberate manipulation by those involved designed to guilt people into giving.
Just like the previous case, there was an emotional Facebook Live “cry fest” used to stir emotions. This made people believe this case was more deserving than the many other cancer patients in Kenya. Yet this type of cancer is curable, and treatment could have been attempted locally before going to India.
At the very least, there should have been trust in SHA, which the same person (👳♂️) has publicly told the Deputy President that it worked for him. But if the patient had gone to Kenyan hospitals, how would they have made money?
Many patients in Kenya can testify that they have successfully treated Stage 4 cancer locally at a fraction of the cost being demanded for treatment at the preferred hospital (just one) in India 🇮🇳.
In all these cases, the patient is genuinely sick. (No doubts that they are genuinely sick)
However, those around them often exploit the situation to milk and profit from the misfortune. Because the patient needs help, they are left helplessly watching as their name is used to generate income. It’s a very sad but real situation.
To repeat my own experience: I spent less than KSh 200,000 to treat my Stage 4 cancer right here in Kenya. The cancer is one of the four in the same group as the one Thiga has, and yes, they are curable. He didn’t even consult a local oncologist to explore available options. Instead, he was advised by a cartel to go straight to India 🇮🇳 as the first choice—so they could profit.