Njoro Wa Uba, Episode 10

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

Njoro’s toughest ride isn’t on Nairobi’s roads but within himself. What starts as nagging migraines soon spirals into a serious health crisis, forcing him to confront his mortality.

After a tense passenger spat, Njoro prays for the first time in years marking a turning point. He drives Purity embroiled in a custody battle.

Njoro faints mid-breakfast in front of Stacy, prompting medical consultation. Tests confirm a benign tumor that still needs surgery—costly and urgent.

Njoro visit to a doctor confirms surgery is necessary but unaffordable. His cab rides inter cut with stories of estranged families, mirroring his own struggles.

Njoro’s headaches worsen while he juggles fares, pride, and mounting costs. Subplots parallel his dilemma: people facing moral and familial debts.