It would seem that more and more ZAlebs are using their medical aids this festive season. Case in point, Moshe Ndiki, who recently revealed that he was hospitalised. A matter he addressed via his social media following three days after being in hospital at the time. As previously reported:
Taking to Twitter recently, Moshe shared an image confirming that he was in hospital. On the blue app, he did not go into detail as to the reason for his hospital stay. However, on Instagram he did host a live session where he shared more about his experience sleeping over at the hospital.
Update: During the live, the former Gomora actor also confirmed that the reason for his hospitalisation was due to exhaustion. The comical booked and busy broadcaster and actor confirmed that he was currently working on five different shows and the toll of meeting his obligations seemingly negatively affected his health.
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However, Ndiki maintained his comical stance as he suggested that he was treating the stay as a vacation from work. While he did receive get well soon messages from his fan base, Ndiki would later in the day confirm that he was officially discharged and he is going home.
Moshe Ndiki drags private healthcare workers
Following his initial stay, Ndiki had kept mum on his experience with healthcare workers during his stay at the unnamed hospital. However, recently, he did take to Twitter to make his feelings about healthcare workers and the manner in which they do their job has had him in his feelings. The thread starts with Ndiki writing:
“Health care workers need to start working on their decorum at work. How can you be in ER and they are shouting “Mr Faku” and the other one wants a picture ? Like wtf?
Guys please, the last place you ask someone for a pic is in hospital.”
Ndiki went on to share more of his negative experience with private healthcare workers as a ZAlebs. He seemed to highlight that the workers in question neglected to see him as a patient, but instead saw this is an opportunity for the photo op.
2 ladies from hospital catering came in late at night in my room and no greeting just wanting a picture, actually it even asking she walks in and she tells her friend to take out her phone , WTF ??, DO YOU SEE WHERE I AM ? DO YOU SEE WHAT STATE IM IN ?
Duuuude , like I get the excitement and I get kids and and and but as an adult you’re trying to tell me at that moment you couldn’t stop to think ? Just to apply yourself ? 💔🫤 https://t.co/rnDVXlL1WT
Seeing as the post might have been read negatively by the general public, and risk being dragged by Musa Khawula again. This being as a result of how healthcare workers are lauded. More specifically private healthcare workers in light of their hard work and sacrifice during the pandemic.
Ndiki contextualised that his sharing his experience and feelings towards healthcare workers was based on the fact that he was admitted again into hospital. It seems that following his first three-day stay, Ndiki might have felt so much better that he picked up where he left off in terms of his workload. As such, it comes as no surprise that he would again find himself back in the hospital.
As such, the confirmation of his re-admittance was followed by well wishers hoping that he recovers and returns home. Moreover, well wishers shared that when he is discharged, he should take his health seriously and not to prioritise his workload over his health.
