Pastors Break Into Intense Tongues Over Sickling Mosiria In Nairobi HDU

An emotional video has surfaced online showing the tense moment two pastors held a fervent, tongue-speaking prayer session at the hospital bedside of former Nairobi County Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria.

The popular public figure has now entered his fourth consecutive day in hospital, sparking deep concern among thousands of his followers and fellow Kenyans.

The moving footage was captured and shared on Facebook by Mosiria’s close friend and popular TikTok star, Obidan Dela, on Sunday, November 1, 2026.

In the viral clip, two clergymen are seen standing close to Mosiria’s hospital bed, holding his hands as they intensely intercede for his quick recovery.

The spiritual atmosphere quickly escalated as the pastors took turns leading the powerful prayers, eventually holding his hands tightly while speaking in tongues.

Throughout the intense session, the former Nairobi County official remained completely still on his bed with his eyes closed, looking noticeably weak and drained.

Shortly after the powerful prayers, several well-wishers and friends approached his bedside to hold his hand and offer comfort, proving he is surrounded by a strong support system.

Later in the video, a medical doctor is seen walking into the room to examine Mosiria, handing him a handwritten note before offering reassurance regarding his state.

The popular online personality was rushed to Nairobi Hospital on Thursday evening, October 29, after falling suddenly ill during a meeting in Nairobi.

According to eyewitness accounts, Mosiria complained of severe dizziness shortly after consuming a meal, prompting an emergency dash to the medical facility.

Prominent figures, including political activist Morara Kebaso and politician Duke Mainga Echate, were among those who originally rushed him to the hospital.

He was immediately admitted to the High Dependency Unit (HDU), where doctors have been closely monitoring his condition over the last few days.

In a recent update from his hospital bed, Mosiria confirmed he was diagnosed with an infection, though he refrained from revealing the exact medical condition.

He warmly thanked Kenyans and colleagues for their overwhelming messages of encouragement, promising to return once he is fully discharged.

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