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The High Court in Eldoret has nullified the formation of the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) Pending Medical Claims Verification Committee, declaring its establishment unconstitutional and without legal foundation. The ruling follows a petition filed by four individuals, among them Nakuru-based surgeon Dr. Benjamin Gikenyi, challenging the legality of the committee appointed to audit pending NHIF claims.
Court nullifies NHIF pending bills committee
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