Why Kenya needs more graft spirits exorcists in the mould of Health CS

Health CS Susan Nakhumicha during the inauguration ceremony of the new KEMSA board on May 18, 2023. [David Gichuru, Standard]

This institution must be clean. We are going to uproot all the roots, all the evils spirits that have been planted in this institution, nitazing'oa (I will uproot them)." This is the promise of Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha Wafula (pictured on the right), of the Ministry of Health, following yet another scandal at Kemsa.

She has publicly positioned herself as a corruption exorcist. How Kenya needs an army of Wafulalikes! At a time when pastors are defamed as dispatchers of evil, deliverance is coming from another side. A Ministry of Health that is sick will kill its dependants, and the morgue becomes its main ward. People are discharged - dead. That's why the CS is dead mad. Demons beware!

Satan chuckles, cranes his neck and lets out a mocking laugh, Goliath style; "What did you say? Who are you?" But CS Wafula is not attacking the situation with only a 10-year strategic plan or a vision 2050. She is using a multi-faceted approach that acknowledges the warfare as not only canal but spiritual, too. It follows then that our weapons should not be only of this world. They must be mighty through God. She of the Esther spirit swears she will do "whatever it takes," to which queen Esther added, "if I die I die."