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Grace Njoki Arrested After Disrupting Health CS Press Briefing
Grace Njoki, arrested at a hospital in Eastleigh, is being held at Capitol Hill Police Station for causing a disturbance during a press briefing by Health CS Dr. Deborah Barasa. Her son had previously claimed she was abducted while seeking knee surgery at Ladnan Hospital.
Grace Njoki Arrested for Disturbance After Press Briefing Incident
Grace Njoki, one of the women involved in the disruption of a press briefing by Health Cabinet Secretary Dr. Deborah Barasa at Afya House last week, has been arrested for causing a disturbance. Njoki, 61, was detained at Capitol Hill Police Station, formerly Nairobi Area, after she was apprehended while seeking medical treatment at a hospital in Eastleigh.
Earlier, Njokis son, George Mulei, had raised alarm, claiming that his mother had been abducted while she was at Ladnan Hospital in Nairobi, where she had been applying for knee surgery. Authorities, however, confirmed her arrest following the disturbance during the press briefing.
The incident has sparked significant attention, with many questioning the circumstances surrounding her arrest and the claims made by her son.
This is how Grace Mulei was forcefully dragged out from a hospital in Eastleigh.
— I am Chege (@_James041) January 23, 2025
Why abduct a 61 year old who only wanted better medical services?
Wacheni upuzi bwana!#FreeGraceMulei #EndAbductionsKE pic.twitter.com/BVw41ZDdDK
This is why Grace Mulei has been abducted.
— I am Chege (@_James041) January 23, 2025
She confronted Health CS over nonfunctioning Health Insurance Fund.
We demand the unconditional release of Grace Mulei.#FreeGraceMulei #EndAbductionsKE pic.twitter.com/CNAAaY3WTu
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