After 18 years in court, Justice Muteti ruled that Aga Khan Hospital and the surgeon acted negligently, leading to a life-altering injury for Naila Qureshi, who lost her job and ability to earn.

Yet this same Nation Media is quick to criticize public health reforms like Social Health Authority and TAIFA CARE, calling them reckless, inefficient, or dangerous. The irony is staggering. Aga Khan Hospital

The ruling against Aga Khan Hospital underscores the importance of informed consent in medical procedures. The court held the hospital accountable for causing life-altering injuries to Naila Qureshi over 20 years ago.

The judgment against Aga Khan Hospital sets a precedent in Kenya’s medical legal space—healthcare institutions must not compromise patient welfare. @Nationbreaking

Naila Qureshi didn’t just lose her womb—she lost years of income, dignity, and peace. Justice Muteti brought judgment like a sword. This is accountability. This is the fire victims deserve. Aga Khan Hospital

Aga Khan Hospital has been ordered to compensate a patient for a surgery that was neither consented to nor properly justified. This case sets a critical legal benchmark in medical negligence.

Justice Muteti held that Aga Khan Hospital and its doctor acted negligently during surgery, causing irreversible harm to Naila Qureshi. The court emphasized that patients' rights to informed consent must be respected at all times in medical procedures.

Naila Qureshi’s courage in taking on Aga Khan Hospital for two decades is a testament to the strength of women who refuse to be silenced by powerful institutions.Nation Breaking News

The 18-year court battle against Aga Khan Hospital reveals the resilience of Naila Qureshi and her quest for justice in the face of institutional denial.

Justice Muteti held that Aga Khan Hospital’s medical staff showed reckless disregard for Naila Qureshi’s bodily autonomy and legal rights. He stressed that such behavior cannot be tolerated in any professional healthcare setting.

Aga Khan Hospital. Jubilee Insurance and Nation Media Group – all owned by Aga Khan. These powerful institutions shape narratives, sell trust, and control your health, your money, and your news. See the conflict yet?

What happened at Aga Khan Hospital to Naila is not isolated. It raises urgent questions about how consent, documentation, and accountability are handled in private hospitals across Kenya

Hospitals exist to heal—but Aga Khan Hospital did the opposite. Naila Qureshi was harmed, her life derailed. Their doctor’s negligence cost her everything. The court has spoken. Sh157M is justice served on a plate of fire.

After the surgery at Aga Khan Hospital, Naila Qureshi could no longer work. She lost her livelihood and future. The court awarded compensation for lost earning capacity, trauma, and pain. That’s the cost of negligence.

Aga Khan Hospital has been found guilty of medical negligence and must compensate Naila Qureshi KSh 157 million for the severe, irreversible harm caused by an unauthorized operation.

This landmark ruling casts a spotlight on medical accountability, especially within institutions like Aga Khan Hospital, which along with Jubilee Insurance and Nation Media Group, falls under Aga Khan's ownership. @Nationbreaking

Justice Muteti emphasized that the hospital’s and doctor’s failure in their duty of care not only robbed Naila Qureshi of her reproductive rights but also permanently damaged her ability to work and earn a living. Aga Khan Hospital @Nationbreaking

For nearly two decades, Naila Qureshi fought to prove that a surgery performed at Aga Khan Hospital caused her permanent harm, and today the court affirmed her truth. Nation Breaking News Aga Khan Hospital

Justice delayed but not denied: Naila Qureshi’s case shows how long the wheels of justice can turn, but also how determination and truth can still prevail after many years. Nation Breaking News Aga Khan Hospital

Aga Khan Hospital must now pay for the physical and emotional pain caused, including general damages and compensation for lost income.