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The leadership of Nairobi Hospital is at the heart of heated disputes, with the current board of management dismissing reports of a shake-up. The board insists that Dr. Barcley Onyambu remains the duly elected chairperson, stating that no legal or procedural steps have been taken to replace him with university lecturer Herman Manyora. However, in a conflicting account, Herman Manyora claims that Dr. Onyambu was lawfully ousted after a majority of board members voted to remove him and subsequently elected the lecturer as the new chairperson. The dispute adds to the ongoing leadership wrangles that have continued to plague the institution.
Nairobi Hospital board members at odds over recent leadership changes
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