The Nairobi Hospital's Medical Advisory Committee has disassociated itself from a group of five doctors who sought direct intervention from President William Ruto regarding the hospital's issues.

• The committee, comprising approximately 730 consultants, stated that the five doctors bypassed established communication structures, presenting misleading information.
• Chairperson Dr. Agnes Gachoki emphasized that concerns should be addressed through divisional meetings before reaching the advisory committee and the board.
• This follows recent scrutiny of the hospital's leadership and the arrest of several senior board members on March 14 due to allegations of conflict of interest and financial misconduct.