In the wake of Jahmby Koikai’s passing, the revelation of her poignant appeal to President William Ruto has left many hearts heavy.
Just weeks before her untimely demise, the reggae MC reached out to President Ruto during his high-profile visit to the United States. Through her social media platforms, Jahmby passionately urged for attention towards endometriosis treatment, aligning it with the healthcare agenda of Ruto’s trip.
Drawing from her battle with the condition, Jahmby implored for support for young girls and women grappling with endometriosis, pinpointing Atlanta, Georgia, as a beacon of hope with its specialized care centre.
Her plea didn’t stop there. Jahmby envisioned President Ruto’s visit to key institutions in the US dedicated to combating the disease, hoping to spark change and assist countless Kenyan women silently suffering.
Even in her absence, Jahmby’s advocacy echoes loudly. Veteran musician Nonini’s tribute underscored the weight of her message, encapsulating the sentiment felt by many: “What a Sad Day!”
As Kenya mourns the loss of a spirited advocate, Jahmby’s final plea serves as a rallying cry for action and awareness in the fight against endometriosis.
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