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Raila Is Receiving Treatment In Dubai, Family Confirms
ODM Leader Raila Odinga was on Sunday night flown to Dubai where he is set to undergo a back surgery.
The news was confirmed by his brother and Odinga family spokesman Oburu Odinga who further clarified that the surgery was not a major health problem.
Oburu commented after three days of speculation after former State House operative Dennis Itumbi broke the news on social media.
There had been speculative reports that Odinga was to catch a connecting flight to China where Odinga where he was to be treated.
However, the Odinga family said Raila waould be treated at a Dubai Hospital and urged Kenyans to avoid making false and alarming information regarding the former prime Minister’s health.
The ODM leader is accompanied by his family doctor, his daughter Winnie, and one of his personal assistants.
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