Twendi Twendi hitmaker Syokau begs for Sh2 million to clear hospital bill May 13th 2021 at 17:58:22 GMT +0300
Justina Syokau, the gospel artiste behind the song Twendi Twendi (2020) is seeking financial help to offset a Sh2 million medical bill.
The mother of one hit the airwaves after releasing the song that mimics the Kamba accent and dancing style. Syokau has been off the mic following an ailment which she said began in January 2021 after misdiagnosis and consequent wrong prescriptions which deteriorated her health.
“I started being sick in mid-January. When I went for checkup, the doctor said I had pneumonia. I was given medication but after four days my eyes turned yellowish, my urine also changed,” she said.
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Barely a year after she burst into the limelight, Syokau says things took a turn for the worst in January of this year. She developed rashes which she initially thought were an allergic reaction.
“After a week, the rashes had spread all over my body, and they were itchy. I stopped taking meat, eggs and started detoxing. In the second week, the rashes started forming black spots, and I went to the hospital where I was diagnosed with dermatophytes,” she recounted during a YouTube interview with Hiram Maina.
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She also takes on her critics, who for a while made her a trending topic as they cast aspersion on her “bad omen” lyrical prophesy that 2020 would be a great year.
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