The power of young people under Governor Mike sonko government.

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A young vibrant hardworking man. The youngest administrator to head a big hospital under 24 hour pressure,a game changer.


Geoffrey mosiria, a few years ago maybe you would not have known who this man is but today he is on the forefront of change in the biggest maternity hospital in east and central africa: pumwani maternity Hospital.A place that he has played a major role to change and bring life into backed by the honourable Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko who gives youth a chance to lead and bring refreshing change to this great county of Nairobi. Truth is young men and women are the future of this Nation, they are the FUTURE. This is manifesting in this great young Man Geoffrey who is the Administrator of pumwani maternity hospital. Being young and energetic has played a big role to bring change and hope to a hospital that was once in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. The changes are visible and the appreciation from the public is overwhelming. You cannot deny an idea whose time has come. From orchestrating the opening of an outpatient department,a new ward and changing the general outlook of the hospital this is just but a drop in the ocean compared to the hard work he puts in 24-7 to ensure the hospital runs without a problem. Here is a few of the work he has done so far.

New wards,new furniture, new decor and installation of new mortuary coolers donated by H.E governor Mike sonko.




Being at forefront of opening human milk bank which is the second in Africa and the first in East Africa
Geoffrey is a goal oriented man. Always ensuring that the needs of the employees of the hospital are taken care of. From locams( extra hours for staff to cover shortage and get paid) , to ensuring that staff get comfortable at the working place by providing a conducive environment. Much can be said by enemies of progress out there to destroy a man who has worked smart to get where he is and serve Kenyans in the best way possible but after all is said and done a good character remains. Let’s not forget him being on the forefront in the opening of a human milk bank something that no other hospital has done. Working hand in hand with the governor to bring great change to this great hospital. A beacon of hope indeed, trusted by the staff, society and his bosses. So let’s stan a man who is a servant to all.



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