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Dr Dan Gikonyo: Stress can cause heart problems and the DP is definitely in a lot of stress. He needs to be observed between 48-72hrs minimum

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CFA. NorahSierravor 2 Jahren

Lakini Kenya should be leading when it comes to the most dramatic nation 😂😂😂

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FrankEdgevor 2 Jahren

Lol gikonyo yule mmoja🤣okey No wonder it had to be Karen hospital.

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Omoshvor 2 Jahren

I now get why SC Paul Muite was asking for adjournment till Tuesday. It was all scripted

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Habeel Suleimanvor 2 Jahren

The human heart, not just a pump, but a stress-meter of sorts. Dr. Gikonyo seems to be suggesting that the Deputy President (DP) might be running his heart on high-octane stress fuel. If hearts had a check engine light, the DP's would probably be blinking like a disco light at this point.

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Omae Josephvor 2 Jahren

Worry less, by midnight all this will be settled and soon we'll be back on another campaign trail.

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Betty Muchinavor 2 Jahren

He must have been good in drama festivals back in the days😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Philipvor 2 Jahren

May DP Gachagua get well soon

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Enockvor 2 Jahren

Kumbe maumau ni mwoga hivo pia

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Immah🇰🇪🇨🇦vor 2 Jahren

Proud of truthful man, he fought well. Quick recovery #DeputyPresident

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KeeruHvor 2 Jahren

May God heal him . It is well 🙏🏾

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