Wakadinali’s Sir Bwoy Appeals for Financial Help as He Receives Treatment in Ruaka

The rapper, who is best known for his contribution to the hit song Geri Inengi, is currently admitted to St Peter’s and Ann’s Hospital, where he is undergoing treatment for bile reflux gastritis.

His family has now turned to the public for help with his medical expenses, with his wife and music manager, Ruby, sharing an appeal asking fans to stand with the artiste during the difficult period.

According to the appeal, Sir Bwoy’s family is currently awaiting biopsy results as his treatment continues.

The family described the period as difficult for Oliver and his loved ones and asked those willing to help to contribute towards his medical bills.

They also encouraged well-wishers to share the appeal so that it could reach more people who may be able to offer assistance.

“Please consider contributing and sharing this appeal with others. Your generosity, prayers, and support mean so much to Oliver and his family,” the statement read.

Contributions can be sent through M-Pesa number 0727 885 711, registered under Ruby, who is identified as Sir Bwoy’s wife and music manager.

The family has not disclosed the total amount required to settle his hospital bill.

Sir Bwoy is part of the Kenyan hip-hop group Wakadinali, alongside Sewersydaa and Scar Mkadinali.

He gained wider recognition through Geri Inengi, a song that became one of the group’s most recognisable releases. The track was released in October 2021 as part of the album EXPOSED (Munga’s Revenge) and became closely associated with the phrase “Subaru ya Mambaru”.

Over the years, Sir Bwoy has maintained a presence in Kenya’s hip-hop and street music scene through his work with Wakadinali.

News of his hospitalisation has since prompted fans and fellow supporters to rally around him as he undergoes treatment.

For now, his family is asking for both financial assistance and prayers as they wait for further medical information and hope for his recovery.