Media personality Njambi Koikai, has been out of commission, away from the television screens for a while now due to a serious illness.
These past weeks have seen an outpouring of compassion by fans who continue to generously shower her with love and support after their favourite TV host was first hospitalised.
But a sack of potatoes rarely lacks a rotten one like in this case and Njambi has called out one of her critics whose advice included a trip to the dark world.
The man, Njambi says albeit without revealing his identity, allegedly instructed her to visit a witchdoctor since whatever she is suffering from cannot be categorised as a disease but the work of a witch.
In an emotional Instagram post seen by Zipo.co.ke, the ex radio presenter narrated to fans how the man who has a stone instead of a heart, said Koikai’s dead grandma is to blame.
“Today as I perfectly choose to have a good day, it’s made better by ignorance. This man sent me a message saying that I’m living through a generational curse left by my grandma and he has contacts for a medicine man that will sort it out,” reads part of her post.
“Secondly, this endofight is millions of women fighting.Don’t dare pull my late grandma and my family into something you’re not aware of. These women have seen me fight. I don’t think it’s right for anyone to spew their ignorance and involve my family. Drag me all you want but not my mothers and sisters. These women are my rock. These women know we are winning this war and so are the millions of women battling Endometriosis. To all my endowarriors, awareness is important. We come from cultures that silence our pain and experiences as women. People need to be educated and informed about this,” she said.
The regular NTV‘s the Trend host suffers from endometriosis, a condition that causes her lungs to collapse every month.
Njoki has been detailing her fight with the strange disease on social media and even revealed to the public that she underwent emergency corrective surgery after her lung collapsed back in August 2017.
