FALSE A doctor alleges that he was paid 300 million to poison Raila

FALSE A doctor alleges that he was paid 300 million to poison Raila

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While Raila Odinga did seek medical treatments in India, his passing in October 2025 was publicly attributed to age-related ailments and sudden cardiac arrest. The treating medical staff from India even visited Kenya to pay their final respects, with no such allegations or criminal investigations of poisoning ever recorded.
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