Nairobi Hospital Board Member Lekek Chebii Resigns

A board member at The Nairobi Hospital, Lekek Chebii, has resigned from his position, citing personal reasons.

According to a resignation letter addressed to the board, Chebii said his decision takes effect immediately after stepping down from the Kenya Hospital Association, which operates the hospital.

In his letter, Chebii pointed to personal constraints that have made it difficult to continue serving effectively.

“Due to personal reasons, I am no longer able to devote the time and attention required to effectively discharge my responsibilities as a Board member.” The letter read.

He also expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, noting that it had been a privilege to contribute to the hospital’s governance and strategic direction.

Exit Comes Amid Leadership Concerns

Chebii’s resignation comes at a time when The Nairobi Hospital has been facing heightened attention over governance and management challenges.

Recent reports indicate that a section of senior doctors had previously sought intervention over what they described as leadership and administrative issues affecting the facility.

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While the hospital has not directly linked Chebii’s exit to these concerns, the timing has drawn attention from observers monitoring developments at the institution.

Transition Process Begins

The hospital is expected to initiate procedures to fill the vacant board position in line with its governance framework.

Sources indicate that the board may convene to address the transition and ensure continuity in leadership, as stakeholders closely follow the developments.

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Experts say stable leadership remains critical in maintaining confidence among patients, staff, and partners.

Despite the resignation, The Nairobi Hospital continues to operate normally. The institution has maintained that service delivery and patient care remain unaffected.

Chebii’s departure marks a notable leadership change at one of Kenya’s leading private health facilities, as attention remains focused on its governance and future direction.

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Veteran Doctor Dr.Job Obwaka an obstetrician and gynaecologist at Nairobi Hospital
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