Osoro Helps Pregnant Girl Get To Hospital, Pays Bill For Her: "Tumejua Amepata B+"

• Osoro Cyprian, popularly known as Mkisii ni Mkissi comedian, has shared how he saved the life of a pregnant girl in Ruiru, Kiambu county
• According to the comedian, he had just visited a friend and was about to leave when the girl's mother knocked on his window and asked him to help take the girl to the hospital
• Osoro soon realised that she was dealing with a poor family, helped raise money for the bill and got his friends to get the girl from the hospital in a convoy

Mkisii ni Mkisii comedian Osoro Cyprian has shared how he helped an underage pregnant woman give birth at a good facility and also paid for the bill.

Where is Ruiru?

Speaking on The Trend Show on NTV, Osoro shared that it was around 2am., and he was catching up with a friend from abroad when he turned to leave, a woman confronted him.

"A woman knocked on my window and requested I take her daughter to hospital. We went from the hospital; there are some hospitals that close by 6 pm, and even the lights are switched off. There was just a lone nurse who was taking care of the wards," said The Trend presenter.

"That is how we found ourselves at Thika Level 5 hospital and she delivered. On our way back, that is when I discovered the mum sells tea at construction sites and the girl was underage when she got pregnant," he added.

Does Osoro Cyprian work for NTV?

The Trends presenter also discovered that the woman didn't have any money on her, nor cash to pay for electricity.

"The next day, we went to get the hospital, paid the hospital bill and got the girl, then drove her home in a convoy of cars. On our way, that is when the girl got the news that she had passed her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with a B+,"said Osoro.

"I am told the baby is called Osoro," added Osoro.

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