THE PAIN OF IRINE NAFULA, THE MOTHER OF SIX WITH A SWOLLEN LUMP IN THE FACE AND NOWHERE TO FETCH CASH NEEDED FOR TREATMENT.

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Irine Nafula's condition.

Irine Nafula is from malaha area, Kibisi location, Maeni ward in Kimilili Constituency of Bungoma county. 

She is a mother of six, leading a hard life with a hustling husband who works as a Boda Boda riding someone's mortobike which makes it difficult to manage raising their family because of their humble lifestyle.

Irine has a lump at the lower parts of her face evident from the video clip as a result of Goiter which is said to have been lately discovered and she has nothing to do in arresting the situation as she was reffered to Refferal hospital with Kshs 10,000/= required to know the extension of her condition and an estimate of over Kshs 200,000/= required to get the condition treated since she is not enlisted on the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF)


Irine's condition is worsening as she finds it difficult to engage in conversation and difficulty in eating as confirmed by the husband, Mr. Amos.

Irine's brother, Mr. Moses who is said to have been taking care of Irine for a fact he said his husband was not so interested in her wife's well being is in sixes has he can't find the money to take her sister for medication.

Irine's children are also pleading with well wishers and the public to help treat their mother and provide something for them to eat.


Where is the Bungoma county government leadership headed by Governor Wycliffe Wangamati to come to the rescue of Irine? 

Where is the Area MP Didmus Barasa to cheap in and assist one of their electorates?

To all the well wishers and people of good will, IRINE NAFULA NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT.

Get in touch with either the brother, mother or the husband for more information on Irine's Condition. 

Mr. Moses,(brother) - 0792158759

Irine's mother, 0746931529.

Mr. Amos, (husband) - 0782373179

Assistant chiefs contact, 0705481053. Mr. Leornard Muloboti.

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