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Popular criminal lawyer Cliff Ombetta has been rushed to hospital with a serious condition. Reports by blogger River Alia has indicated that the lawyer is suffering from heart attack and has been admitted in Nairobi hospital.
The lawyer has reveled that his condition is as a result of cholesterol, a report he said was issues by his doctors. “In Nairobi hospital. Got an attack. Reason, Cholesterol. Can you believe that? Yet it is true,” read a tweet by Ombeta.
Cliff Ombeta
The lawyer had tested positive for the novel coronavirus disease on December last year. Later he was treated and got back to his normal duties. He has been a lawyer to Willie Kimani, a murder victim who was murdered mysteriously. After contacting the disease Ombeta forces the court proceeding to be adjourned until he got well.
Kenyans has continued to sent him quick recovery messages as he continue to undergo treatment in Nairobi hospital.
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