EXPOSED: Nairobi Doctor Behind Mysterious Nurse Injection Identified Amid Ongoing Probe

Panic and outrage are spreading as fresh revelations link a Nairobi doctor to the forceful injection and subsequent death of celebrated nurse Susan Njoki Kamengere, whose final days remain clouded in secrecy and suspicion.

According to her family, Susan was abducted from her Kileleshwa home on July 15 by four individuals who claimed they had been sent by a doctor named Onyancha. Her sister recalls Susan calling to say she was being injected and taken to the hospital despite insisting she was already on prescribed depression medication and was not in a medical emergency.

Susan was reportedly injected twice in her living room before being transported to Chiromo Hospital, where she allegedly received two more injections. Her phone was confiscated, and she was allegedly forced to delete a Facebook post. Access to her at the hospital was denied unless approved by her husband, Allois Ngure. A guard handed the family a note stating Allois had authorised her admission.

Robbed of communication and isolated, Susan died shortly after. Her family maintains she was stable and was managing her depression well. “She questioned why they were taking her to hospital,” her sister revealed.

A report was filed at Kabete Police Station, and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations launched a probe. Investigators are now focusing on the identity of the four men, the nature of the injections, and the role played by those who facilitated her forced admission.

Although Dr. Onyancha’s name has now surfaced, his involvement remains under scrutiny. Questions swirl around the legality of the forced medical procedure, the withheld access, and the rush to silence Susan’s online activity. As the DCI deepens its inquiry, the public is demanding answers—and justice—for Susan.