Published on February 13, 2026 by Kariuki Mwangi
Last Updated on 4 months by Kariuki Mwangi
By Gwiji Sirengo
A massive red flag is being raised over the medical fund drive for Zipporah Wangari Kagure.
While a WhatsApp group consisting of over 330 members is being lobbied for Ksh 1.5 Million for alleged cancer and leukemia treatment, a deep dive into the “evidence” has uncovered a trail of forged documents and identity theft.
Official verification from Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) has confirmed that the medical documents being circulated are TOTAL FAKES.
Most shockingly, the Patient Number being used (2389450) does not belong to Zipporah at all—it belongs to a woman named Josephine. This isn’t just a mistake; it is a calculated attempt to use a stranger’s records to fleece the public.
Furthermore, the forged records contain physical impossibilities, such as lab results processed on May 15th for samples not collected until May 20th, and a “future-dated” bill from April 2025 that lists a simple iron supplement at a fraudulent price of Ksh 17,100.
In the interest of fairness, formal questions were sent to both Zipporah and the treasurer, Mr. Clinton Wachira, to allow them to clear the air. Both have refused to answer multiple calls and have ignored WhatsApp inquiries despite the messages being delivered. This wall of silence, combined with the stolen patient ID, is a massive warning to all well-wishers and the AIC Kina Church congregation.
