I’m not cursed - The Trend’s Njambi Koikai

18 July 2018 at 8:13

Just accept me - Njambi.

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Susan Watiri

Njambi Koikai recently took to one of her social media pages to educate and respond to some Kenyans who hit up her DM offering advice.

The media personality disclosed that there are some people who slide into her DM giving advice on her hair and asking her to shave.

Others ask her to reach out to prophets and healers as opposed to modern medicine. While others ask her to visit the elders and carry put some rituals to get healed.

Unsolicited advice

In response to all this, Njambi revealed that she is not cursed and people should stop sliding into her DM offering harmful unsolicited advice.

“Hey fam let’s make a few things clear. My DM has been filled with some of these peeps of late.

Please don't come in my DM

1. ‘Advising me about my hair’, ‘it's not acceptable and I should shave’

2. Asking me to visit pastors and prophets for healing and altogether absconding my treatment and therapies

3. Asking me to carry out rituals and how I should visit the elders

4. I’m not cursed.

Just accept me. Accept the fact that I’ve broken barriers by speaking about menstruation and endometriosis. A taboo topic. Accept that I’m in the fight to make sure our women get the best reproductive healthcare.

My hair ain’t got nothing to do with this. I think my brain, my heart, my uterus and my love for God does. This is a milestone for all women that we shall be silent no more. Reproductive health issues are affecting all of us rich and poor. Educated and alternatively educated. Married and single. We as women are fighting with biological functions. If you understand that, then you will know that this is about the millions of women fighting for freedom from pain,” Njambi wrote.

In a separate post, Njambi revealed that she is doing much better now as it has been 4 months since her lungs last collapsed.

Hospital bill