Sir Bwoy Appeals for Financial Support as He Receives Treatment in Ruaka

Kenyan musician Sir Bwoy, known for his hit song “Geri Inegi,” popularly referred to as “Subaru ya Mambaru,” is currently receiving medical treatment at St. Peter’s and Ann’s Hospital in Ruaka.

The artiste’s family has appealed to friends, fans and well-wishers for financial assistance to help meet the growing cost of his treatment and hospital bills.

According to the appeal, Sir Bwoy is undergoing treatment for bile reflux gastritis, with his family also awaiting biopsy results that will determine the next steps in his care.

Family seeks financial support

In a message shared with friends and family, Sir Bwoy’s loved ones described the situation as a difficult period for the musician and his family.

They said contributions, regardless of the amount, would help ease the financial burden and support his ongoing recovery.

“This is a difficult time for Oliver and his family, and every contribution, no matter how small, will make a meaningful difference towards his recovery and help ease the burden of his medical bills.”

The family also appealed to well-wishers to share the fundraising message widely and support the musician through prayers and financial contributions.

How to support Sir Bwoy

Those wishing to contribute towards Sir Bwoy’s medical expenses can send their support through:

M-Pesa: 0727 885 711
Name: Ruby – Wife and Music Manager

The family expressed gratitude to everyone supporting Sir Bwoy during his treatment, saying their generosity and prayers mean a great deal to the musician and his loved ones.

Sir Bwoy gained recognition through “Geri Inegi,” a popular song that became closely associated with the phrase “Subaru ya Mambaru.” His current hospitalization has prompted an appeal for the public to stand with him as he continues receiving medical care.