As millions of people across the globe celebrated Valentine’s day with their loved ones, Ghetto radio decided to go to Nairobi Women’s Hospital Adams Branch to spend some good time with patients and staff of the medical institution.
The Nairobi Women’s Hospital Adam Chapter expressed their happiness of meeting Ghetto Radio star presenters, Bonoko and Majimaji.
” I am teacher Nelly i came for treatment and I am very happy to see Bonoko. He has become very handsome I can see they he can communicate good English and Swahili so I’m very grateful to see my son Bonoko whom I have been hearing his voice on radio. I don’t take this opportunity for granted since he has brought me a rose flower,” said teacher Nelly as he requested to take a picture with Bonoko.
“I am Issah Juma and I am very excited to meet Bonoko. Atleast now I will shake his hands. Thank you Ghetto Radio for spending with us this day,” said Juma.
Some used the long awaited opportunity to pass greetings to their family members who are upcountry.
” I am Patrick Achili I work as a Watchman here at Nairobi Women Hospital Adams. And before I say anything allow me to pass heavy greetings to my parents and family members who are in Eldoret since I am very grateful to meet you people of Ghetto radio. I usually listen to Ghetto radio I love it’s presenters and content,” said Patrick.
The hospital management thanked Ghetto Radio for their Valentine’s gifts.
” I am Peter Mwaura I work as Customer Relations Officer and I thank you for your visitation. We are happy and we love Ghetto Radio we thank Bonoko for being a father of many children. We are willing to work with him. Thank you Ghetto Radio for remembering us,” said Mwaura.
Dr. Kelvin Oracha also thanked Ghetto Radio for their visitation.
” We are happy for your gifts because we are going to share the flowers with patients and it will create good impact for the community. We as a hospital have decided to spend this day with our patients then you joined us God bless Ghetto Radio,” said Doctor Kelvin.
Kenyans usually join other people around the world to celebrate valentine’s Day on every 14 month of February yearly. The day is also known as Saint Valentine. On this day lovers usually express their affection with greetings and gifts.
The day was first celebrated in the 5th century in Rome. Then it was known as Rupercalia which was latter changed by Gelasius I who baptized it as St. Valentine’s Day.
By Jeremick Joe
